Erosion 101
Soil erosion can destroy your garden. Erosion is the process by which wind and water remove soil from an area. A typical soil is composed of topsoil and subsoil. The
Big Onions
Karline Jensen, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV Many home gardeners have planted onions, only to be disappointed when they don't get as big as the ones you can buy in the
All About That Drip
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly, VISTA at Grow App HQ, checking in. It’s been a little while since my last post. Our hearts are a little heavier this week as we
You won’t be able to contain yourself!
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly, VISTA at Grow App HQ, and although it is very wet here in Berea, at least it isn’t cold. There are so many beautiful flowers in
The Last of the Cucurbits
It was a time of peace and prosper for the people of Squashland and Cukeville. The land was resplendent with blooming blossoms and the harvest was bountiful. The
First watermelons of the season!
Watermelon Flavored Water 2 slices of watermelon, cut into thirds or quarters Small handful of basil, scrunched Ice and cold filtered water Enjoy!
Musings on Water and Grant Writing
I used to dread water.* The size of the body of water mattered little. As a kid, I’d sway at every poolside, my toes wrapping around the lip of the
Our Neighbor’s Well
Spring is just around the corner. WhaWhooo! A lot has been going on here at (LCAAHC). Busy, busy, busy. As you know we are in development of our educational site.
Harvesting the Rain
Last week we held our second rain barrel workshop at Pine Mountain. The first rain barrel workshop was held in the fall of 2012, at that time we only had
Mujeres Unidas learns about BPA
Last night Mujeres Unidas was happy to welcome Melinda Alcorn from the Kentucky Environmental Foundation to talk about the effects of BPA on the health and well being of our
