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Farms General

Meet Local Farmers on the Northeast Tennessee Farm Tour

Aaron Creighton Jun 8, 2026 0

Hit the Road June 13 for the 7th Annual Northeast Tennessee Farm Tour The 7th Annual Northeast Tennessee Farm Tour…

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Farms Featured

The Best of Local Agriculture at Mount Airy Farm Fest

Aaron Creighton May 20, 2026 0

The road into Mount Airy does part of the storytelling before you ever reach town. Come down through the Blue…

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Farms General

A Family’s Leap of Faith: The Old Morris Farm Story

Aaron Creighton Apr 7, 2026 0

Photos Courtesy of Old Morris Farm, LLC We met Eric and Lesley Guerra at Vintage Market Days a few months…

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Farms General

Rustic Roots Lavender Opens for a New Spring Season

Aaron Creighton Mar 29, 2026 0

You immediately feel the contrast between the sharp, cold spring wind and the warm, lively activity of the farm’s seasonal…

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Farms

Finding Fungi Magic in an Abingdon Basement

Aaron Creighton Mar 15, 2026 0

As I walked through the Abingdon Farmers Market in early March, looking for a particular farmer to interview, I completely…

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Raising Mini Highland Cows with Integrity and Love

Kathryn Jacobson Feb 25, 2026 0

The Mini Highland Cow: A Spark of Connection Carter giggles as the fuzzy creatures crowd him, nuzzling his hand, competing…

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Sign Up Now: Hillside Haven Farm 2026 CSA Season

Donica Krebs Feb 17, 2026 0

The Farm In the mountains of Butler, Tennessee, one special patch of soil is rooted in family, faith, health, tradition,…

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Farms General

Free Money for Farmers: 2026 RAFI Grant Guide

Aaron Creighton Feb 7, 2026 0

For farmers in the Appalachian Highlands, February isn’t just about preparing for the thaw—it’s about securing the funding that will…

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Red Barn at Stickley Farms in Bluff City, TN
Farms General

Function and Form from Old to New: The Appalachian Barn

Caleb Musser Jan 17, 2026 0

In the Appalachian Highlands, a barn has never been merely a structure. It is a survival machine. Driving through the…

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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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Appalachian Regional Commission
New ARC Data Shows Falling Poverty, Rising Income and Education in Appalachia—but Challenges Remain 
- Ashley Hill
New ARC Data Shows Falling Poverty, Rising Income and Education in Appalachia—but Challenges Remain 

Despite economic improvements, the region still lags behind the U.S. in population growth and broadband access. Washington, D.C., August 20, 2026 – New data released today by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) in the 16th [...]

ARC Seeks Local Government Applicants for Training Program, Access to Funding
- China Riddle
ARC Seeks Local Government Applicants for Training Program, Access to Funding

Applications are due July 31 for READY Local Governments, which offers training to help local government officials better identify, secure, manage and implement economic development projects. WASHINGTON, D.C., June 25, [...]

40 Fellows Graduate from the Appalachian Leadership Institute 
- Ashley Hill
40 Fellows Graduate from the Appalachian Leadership Institute 

Following completion of the Appalachian Regional Commission’s eight-month economic development training program, graduates bring new skills and vision to their work strengthening Appalachian communities.   CHARLESTON, WV, June 11, 2026—The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) is [...]

ARC Seeks Applicants for Economic Revitalization Projects in Appalachia’s Coal Communities
- Chris Hodes
ARC Seeks Applicants for Economic Revitalization Projects in Appalachia’s Coal Communities

Letters of intent are due May 22, 2026, for funding through ARC’s POWER Initiative, which creates new opportunities in Appalachian coal communities.  Washington, D.C., May 5, 2026—Today, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) issued a notice [...]

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New USDA Cold Chain Grants Support Food Banks Nationwide
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