US EditionAppalachian Heirloom Seed Swap preserves history, helps local communities recover
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Appalachian Heirloom Seed Swap preserves history, helps local communities recover
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — “Every seed has a story,” according to Emily Davis, agricultural and natural resources extension agent at the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and Cooperative Extension Service. In response to the weather elements that have impacted many across the Commonwealth this year, hundreds of people gathered recently at the 2025 Appalachian Heirloom Seed Swap. The event aimed to preserve …
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