Summer Salsa for the Snowy Season
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
Salsa for all!
Emily Barrineau, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV-- Though tomato vines have long been frozen and cleared away and we are only beginning to lay the groundwork for many more bushels in
Carl’s Garden
Rhonda West reporting for Scott County. This week I want to introduce you to a special couple, Carl and Beverly Daughtery, who are first year participants in the Grow Appalachia
Putting food by
Yvonne Scott at Wolfe County Extension thoroughly enjoying this time of year, when all the fruits, literally, of our labors show their colors in such dramatic ways. Last night I
Early harvest goodness
Howdy Grow Appalachia family! Holly, HQ VISTA checking in, and although it seems like all I do is comment about the weather, I really do wish it would make up
Value Added Processing Regulations
Hi, this is Karline Jensen with High Rocks. Pete and Leah and I are attending the West Virginia Better Process Control School for Acidified Foods Safety at the Small Farms
End of Summer by sue@lmu
Ah me! Such a long day. Went to the garden early to clean up my own beds a bit and plant a little lettuce and spinach in them. Then to
CANNING SEASON IN FULL SWING AT PROJECT WORTH OUTREACH
Hello everyone. This is Alex Sanders, Grow Appalachia garden Site Supervisor at Project Worth Outreach in Menifee County, Kentucky. Well, we are into our first week of August and that
WOW! So much work going on!
Hi all, it's Debbie here! We have been busy this past week at Rural Resources in East Tennessee! (as if we are never busy every week during the summer!) We
