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Contact: Ruth Baldwin ruthellen100@gmail.com or 379-9197
The PTEV CSA is now in its third season. Our CSA is unique because the
This model fosters an intimate relationship with the land and builds
community.
Our 2008 Garden Managers were Sebastian Aguilar and Kelly Gelino. Their
20 years of combined experience managing organic farms includes the use of
biodynamic practices, teaching and supervising apprentices, consumer
relations, and managing Sunfield Farm’s CSA for 2 years. Sebastian and Kelly
also manage Frog Hill Farms CSA.
The PTEV offers a CSA in order to make new connections, and deepen existing
ones, with our members, our neighbors and other area residents. In addition
we seek to demonstrate ecological gardening practices and support the local
food network.
To get more information about our 2009 CSA, please visit our website in early
spring 2009 at www.ptecovillage.org or call Ruth at 379-9197 to be added to
our mailing list.
North Olympic Peninsula's Local 20/20, Port Townsend and surrounding communities
Working together toward local sustainability - integrating economy, ecology and community through action and education.
Working together toward local sustainability - integrating economy, ecology and community through action and education.
Web site space donated by OlympusNet
Additional thanks to:
WSU Main Homepage, WSU Extension and County Extension Offices,
the Agricultural Research Center, CAHNRS, and the North Olympic Learning Center
Looking for more information? Send us an Email
Additional thanks to:
WSU Main Homepage, WSU Extension and County Extension Offices,
the Agricultural Research Center, CAHNRS, and the North Olympic Learning Center
Looking for more information? Send us an Email
