Seeding covercrop at Corison Winery / Photo courtesy Corison Winery
In wine, sustainability is often mentioned alongside terms like organic and biodynamic. But sustainability is its own entity. It doesn’t just involve environmental protections; it also incorporates economic viability and social impact.
That last part is often overlooked, but it can go hand-in-hand with commercial success. By incorporating social impact into their initiatives, wineries across the country do well while also doing good.
“Taking care of others is a ripple effect. It goes out in the universe and eventually comes back.”
Cathy Corison, Corison Winery
Napa’sCorison Winery is celebrating its 34th vintage, and for more than 20 of those, Cathy Corison, its winemaker and founding partner, has farmed Kronos Vineyard sustainably, planting cover crops and composting. She’s installed fixtures to maximize temperature control in her barn, and made solar panels the winery’s primary energy source.
Linglestown Life church creates community center to fulfill needs in Harrisburg to increase child literacy, gardening and more
Construction is set to be completed by June 12 for the summer reading kick-off event, according to coordinators. During the event, kids will receive books. Author: Jermaine Rowley (FOX43) Updated: 1:22 AM EDT April 13, 2021
HARRISBURG, Pa. Linglestown Life United Methodist Church is leading construction efforts to create a community center that fulfills needs in Harrisburg that includes increasing children s literacy, gardening and more.
“We just try to figure out what the community actually wants, said Taylor Pfaff, Linglestown Life, Rockville campus pastor. We don t want to come and say this is what everyone needs.