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Category Archives: Eco Sustainability
A Wee Return to Natural?
The earth is rude, silent, incomprehensible at first; Be not discouraged – keep on – there are divine things, well envelop’d; I swear to you there are divine things more beautiful than words can tell. ~Walt Whitman The vineyard we … Continue reading
Impressions off the Bus
I took a wonderful tour last Friday to Carlton, Oregon as part of the 2012 Wine Blogger’s Conference. It was blazing hot. After an impromptu police evacuation of our bus holding up traffic (all staged but all very cool) … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability, Grapes and Wine, Social Media, Travel
Tagged carlo and julian, carlton, oak tree, oregon, organic, vines, vineyard, wine, wine bloggers, wine bloggers conference 2012, winery
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Get Yer Grabber Thingy
Posted in Eco Sustainability, Personal Sandra
Tagged cleanup, Daughter, fish, garbage, imovie, MGO productions, okanagan, Oliver, river, trash
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The Case for Canada’s Sustainable Wine Industry
For years I have been hearing wine writers and others say that unless Canadian wines are sold in the UK or the US we will never become a well-known industry. Unless our wines are reviewed by the heavy hitters of the wine world … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Eco Sustainability, Grapes and Wine
Tagged canada, consumption, export, production, sustainability, wine
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Close to Home
I returned home from the grocery store and decided to head right back out with my camera. The snow had fallen two nights ago and I knew I did not have to venture too far off our hill to take … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability, Local, TInhorn Creek
Tagged antelope bush, haystack, land conservancy of BC, ponderosa pine, poplars, smooth sumac, snow, south okanagan, Tinhorn Creek
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F/U
I noticed the initials F/U today on some meeting minutes from work and thought “Wow, glad that item wasn’t on MY to do list!” Then it was explained to me that F/U (with the all important “/” mark) means “Follow … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability, Health and Safety
Tagged Audit, Carbon, Carbon Neutral, FIOSA, GHG, Hazard ID, Health and Safety, Reductions, Safety, Sustainable
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Moving Beyond Waste Diversion
I took a master composter class this weekend in Penticton in the hopes of gaining a better insight into the basics of composing. Our winery generates around 100 tonnes of grape waste per year ending up on our property’s compost … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability
Tagged bokashi, compost, pomace, restaurant, waste, wind-row
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