We don’t get much snow in central Alabama. What we get is rain, and increasingly these days, it comes in the form of torrential downpours. But this week we got freezing rain, then sleet, then snow and sleet, and finally snow.
We in the South are still reeling from a winter storm of historic proportions. The good news is that roads, businesses, and schools here in central Alabama are beginning to recover from the storm today. For us here in central Alabama, the better news is that we had lots of […]
With Amanda gone to Montgomery most of the day today, and feeling under the weather from a cold, I decided today would be a good day to rearrange (and change) the chords on my autoharp.
Freshly back from the conference of the Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group, we share our impressions in today’s program.
We’ve had enough time after the big freeze last week to know what plants did well and which ones took it on the chin. Today’s program summarizes our experience.
This week we learn about the People’s Food Plan for Australia; we visit with Nick Rose, the National Coordinator of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance.
As the arctic blast descends on the US next week, we here in central Alabama are expecting a low temp on Monday night of 14 degrees. That’s the coldest temp we’ve seen since we started growing, and it’s causing us to do quite a bit of head-scratching as we prepare.
Each year as we ring out the old and ring in the new, we take time to reflect on the previous year. So what can we say about 2013?
