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“Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.” 

Thomas Jefferson
Pickled Vs. Freeze-dried
Foodways Science & Tech

Don’t Be Corn-fused: Comparing Old vs. New Technologies

Trisha Starr Dec 27, 2025 0

In August, the Appalachian Highlands are drowning in corn. Silver Queen, Peaches and Cream, Hickory King—it comes in by the…

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Bonny Blue Mine Tipple
Storytelling

Hope in the Hollow: A Bonny Blue Christmas Miracle

Aaron Creighton Dec 23, 2025 0

Life in the Shadow of the Mountain: The Bonny Blue Mine Gather round, friends. Pull up a chair by the…

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High Tunnel at Bristol Gardens and Grill
General

Winter Harvests: The Magic of Polyethylene

Aaron Creighton Dec 19, 2025 0

Drive through the back roads of Washington or Smyth County in Winter, and the landscape tells you a clear story:…

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River in Damascus
Government

New SWaN Platform: Instant Enviro Credits

Caleb Musser Dec 18, 2025 0

New platform promises price transparency for developers and landowners in the mitigation market. RICHMOND — The Virginia Department of Environmental…

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Foodways General

How to Cook Perfectly Roasted Parsnips Every Time

Aaron Creighton Dec 18, 2025 0

In the Appalachian Highlands, we are conditioned to view the first hard freeze as an ending. It’s the signal to…

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Corn field from a distance
Farms Government

What New Aid for Farms Means for Appalachian Growers

Caleb Musser Dec 11, 2025 0

The U.S. agricultural sector faces new volatility from rapidly changing international trade policies. Retaliatory tariffs from partners like China disrupt…

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Business

Magic on State Street: The Odd and Awseome Boo-tique

Aaron Creighton Dec 6, 2025 0

Bristol, VA—On a blustery Small Business Saturday, November 29, 2025, I was on State Street covering the annual surge of…

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A small evergreen sapling peaking out of the ground.
Farms General

Tag Your Tree: Start a New Family Tradition Today!

Donica Krebs Dec 5, 2025 0

A Highland Holiday Tradition Perched in the highlands of Appalachian communities, a rare breed of farmer faces challenges that ultimately…

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Farmers Markets

Energy In the Rainy Tents at Elizabethton’s Christmas Market

Trisha Starr Dec 4, 2025 0

ELIZABETHTON, TN—The weather outside was frightful—or at least, quite cold and wet—but the spirit inside the tents at the Elizabethton…

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General

Harvesting History: Heirloom Apples and the Spirit of 1780

Aaron Creighton Dec 3, 2025 0

ABINGDON, Va. —The rain dampened the ground on November 30, 2025, turning the late autumn sky a bruised shade of…

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