We are sorry to let you know that there will no longer be a CSA this season. In the past week, both of us (Megan and Annie), have decided to pursue other opportunities. Annie will be working on an exciting new aquaponics project in Erie, that will provide fresh fish and vegetables year round. Megan will be returning to her roots in Central Pennsylvania to farm her family’s newly acquired 8 acres and establish a full foods CSA. These projects provide long term opportunities in the local foods movement, and offer a better fit for our personal goals and stability. Little else could have persuaded us to move on from Wild Winds Farm, and we will miss it dearly.
We are sorry for the inconvenience but trust that you will understand that our lives are taking us other places. This experience taught us that there is a growing interest in sustainably-grown foods in the Erie region. Thank you for showing your support by signing up! We encourage you to continue to invest in Erie’s local economy.
Be well,
Megan Rulli
Annie Schmitt
March 16, 2011
We are sorry for the inconvenience but trust that you will understand that our lives are taking us other places. This experience taught us that there is a growing interest in sustainably-grown foods in the Erie region. Thank you for showing your support by signing up! We encourage you to continue to invest in Erie’s local economy.
Be well,
Megan Rulli
Annie Schmitt
March 16, 2011
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