An Ode to Butternut Squash
Oh, butternut squash, why do we love thee? You lay in our fields, patiently awaiting harvest. You store in our pantry, patiently waiting again. Your vibrant color of orange, ready
Oh, butternut squash, why do we love thee? You lay in our fields, patiently awaiting harvest. You store in our pantry, patiently waiting again. Your vibrant color of orange, ready
Debbie Strickland saying "hi" from Rural Resources in East Tennessee! Greeneville has been enjoying some fall temperatures this past week. We have had enough cool fall like mornings that I
It's been a notably cool August here in Pocahontas County, helping us remember that although summer is still on the mind, fall is just around the corner! The gardens still
Written by: Catherine Schrenker My dad always had a garden, he grew up poor in the small Indiana town of Elwood. Both my parents were Depression Era, so mom canned
Peace! It's June, so there's always something to do in Over-the-Rhine People's Garden (OTRPG). We have been busy planting food, pulling weeds and watering, so here are a few photo
Hello from Debbie Strickland in beautiful Greeneville, TN! Taylor Boles, our Garden and Grazing manager who is an AmeriCorps member, is writing to you today from Rural Resources' world. Please
Hi! We're the Bansemers and we've lived in Marion for eight years, not long enough to say we're from these parts but long enough to have learned some traditions and
Hello Grow Appalachia Followers! Spring is officially here and frostier than ever. In fact, since the first day of spring, Cincinnati has had several frost warnings, a hailstorm, and even
Hello Grow Appalachia Friends! It's February in Cincinnati, OH and it seems like Punxsutawney Phil's 6 more weeks of winter prediction was a little off. Recent record breaking warm temperatures
Good evening from Greeneville, TN. Debbie Strickland here, just biting at the bit to get everything up and going this year! We have started the year off with some beginning