Notes on Stages and Soil
By Grant Higginbotham, Community Fellow As a reformed theater kid, I find the golden rules of improv and scripted acting showing up in my...
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- Jul 1, 2020
Farm Life in Haiku
By Kaila Topping, Phase II Fellow Daily life on the farm at Augusta Health is hard to describe all at once. It is fun, hard, and always...
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- Nov 21, 2019
Alumni Blog: Nourishing Fellows, Nourishing Communities
By Grayson Shelor, Education Coordinator, AMI Farm at Augusta Health AMI Fellow 2017-2018 “Ma’am, MA’AM!” The boy is jumping up and down,...
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- Mar 28, 2019
Vacation: All I Ever Wanted
By Grace Grattan, Phase II Fellow Farming is hard work. Even in the cold early spring when the long, hot days of summer are still far...
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- Feb 18, 2019
Transitions
By Nick Hodgson, Phase II Fellow Transitions can be hard. For many, they are often met with lots of apprehension and anxiety over the...
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- Feb 7, 2019
In Anticipation of Spring
By Julia Loman, Phase II Fellow Winter is a special time for farmers. With garden beds resting neatly under blankets of hay and the...
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- Dec 20, 2018
The Hard Days (and why they were the best)
By Pat Banks, AMI Phase II Fellow I suppose every day can feel difficult when farming. I can’t recall a time this summer when everything...
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- Nov 15, 2018
One Tomato at a Time
By Maya Eppelbaum, Phase II Fellow Why did you come to the Allegheny Mountain Institute? This is a question every Fellow has been asked...
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- Oct 25, 2018
From Seeds to Service
By Grayson Shelor, AMI Phase II Fellow On a rainy night in October, AMI welcomed its very first college service group into our community....
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- Mar 22, 2018
Starting Seeds
By Pat Banks I love to start seeds. I think one of the reasons why I love them is that I can somewhat relate to them. You see, I’ve...
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