Oh, what a week!
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program Henry David Thoreau once said, "Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it." Here's hoping he was right because
Field Note: Making time to reflect
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program There's always something that needs tending to on the farm. Sometimes in our commitment to get it all done, we forget to slow down and appreciate
Shining a Light on the Farm
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program This weekend we will be submitting three entries to the "Shining a Light" International Photo Contest. The contest and resulting photographic exhibition are being organized
Make It, Take It, Enjoy!
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By Jessica Ballard Our Make It/Take It classes are a series of educational workshops designed around a craft or value-added product using ingredients from our garden.
Simply Nutritious in the Kitchen
By Jessica Ballard Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program I have found that folks can get excited about gardening…planting, tending, harvesting...but sometimes there is a bit of uncertainty about what to do
Recipes from the meal shared with John Paul and Eloise
Post by: Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program Recipes from Christina Lane (with commentary in italics from BDVP staff) It was such an honor to host John Paul and Eloise DeJoria, their
Field Notes: Keeping busy with good company
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By M This week in the BDVP garden I did a lot of watering and harvesting of veggies, fruits, and lettuce. A special private cooking lesson
Field Notes: Fresh just tastes better
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B We harvested a ton of strawberries today and we have a ton left to harvest. We were going to harvest peas today but we
Field Notes: Good for the body and mind
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B We have been weeding a lot and watering the hoop houses. We planted more flowers. All the bee boxes are done and we have
A Very Special Day on the Farm
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program We were so honored to welcome John Paul and Eloise DeJoria to our farm last week. The visit was a great opportunity to celebrate Grow
