Ideas for growing well.
Practical articles on seeds, gardens, clean water, food sovereignty and building resilient mountain communities.
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Hurricane Helene’s Impact on East Tennessee & West NC
Formation of Hurricane Helene began in the warm waters of the Atlantic, where tropical storms often gain strength. As it moved northward, Helene intensified into a…
Read more →Net Zero Living, Regenerative Farming & Green Communities
"Discover the concept of net-zero communities and its' benefits."
Read more →Food Sovereignty and What You Need to Know
Attention all Appalachians! As we move towards the future, it is crucial for us to understand the concept of food sovereignty and its importance. Being self-reliant when…
Read more →Acquiring, Purifying and Storing Clean Water
How do we acquire clean water whether there is a crisis or not.
Read more →Growing Vegetables From Seed
Starting your own vegetable garden can be exciting and rewarding, but it's important to properly store your seeds before getting started. Did you know that some…
Read more →Is Climate Control & Seed Germination an Issue?
A region known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes, the Appalachia Mountain Range may be facing profound changes due to climate change. Some researchers…
Read more →Recession-Proof Johnson County, Mountain City Communities
In these uncertain times, it is imperative that we come together and build strong, self-sustaining communities. With the possibility of statewide challenges looming…
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