This year I had several tomato plants that popped up, some in the holes of garden fabric I had laid out to limit weeds early... Continue reading
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Bethany Gray 
I covered my collards, broccoli and cabbage this year so worms haven’t been a problem (YES) and hopefully I can keep the vine borers out... Continue reading
Bethany Gray 
Every bite of our homegrown salads reminded us that perseverance pays off, not just in gardens but in life. We are still beginners, but with... Continue reading
Bethany Gray 
We had a couple of raised beds last year, but had no idea what we were doing so there was no real harvest and I... Continue reading
Bethany Gray 
Hey there! My name is Marissa and I am a first year gardener with this program! I was so thrilled to join this amazing movement... Continue reading
Bethany Gray 
Every extra waking moment I have I am in the garden, and it is time I never regret spending. I look around after a hard... Continue reading
Bethany Gray 
Wayne and Pamela Hughes of Rocky Field Farms are an example of conservation practices for today and tomorrow. This dedication comes from deep rooted values... Continue reading
Emily Bidgood 
This is the quiche that skipped the crust, borrowed a potato, and still managed to outshine everything else on the brunch table. Continue reading
Emily Bidgood 
Check out a new short film showing stories of farms rebuilding after Helene. More than 1,300 farms were flooded or damaged by the Hurricane and... Continue reading
Emily Bidgood 
July’s sold out Field School workshop location was held at Aunt Willie’s Wildflowers and taught by owners Linda and Roy Doan. “I married a farm... Continue reading
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