How Vineyard Management Adapted to the COVID-19 Pandemic
By: Judit Monis, Ph.D. I attended an interesting session at the 2021 Unified and Wine Symposium. As most of the ...
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Simplified Risk Management for Your Winery
By: Michael Harding, Senior Risk Solution Specialist, Markel Specialty Take a look around. You must be so proud of where ...
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Grape Selections from the VitisGen and VitisGen2 Projects
By: Janet van Zoeren and Tim Martinson The VitisGen and VitisGen2 projects represent major investments in understanding grapevine genetics – ...
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Websites Are a Virtual “Garden”
By: Susan DeMatei I was reading an article about spring gardening tasks, and they were suggesting that spring was a ...
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Fullerton Wines: Raising the Bar on Oregon Chardonnay
By:Nan McCreary Willamette Valley, located between Oregon’s Cascade Mountains and the Coast Range, shares a defining characteristic with Burgundy, France ...
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Keeping Your Vineyard Free of Wildlife Pests
By: Cheryl Gray While admirably beautiful in their natural habitat, wildlife can wreak havoc in vineyards, unwittingly destroying a harvest ...
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Improving Yield and Fruit Quality with Precision Management Tools
By: Becky Garrison At the United Wine Symposium Virtual Conference and Trade Show held online from January 26-29, 2021, Dr ...
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Tow-Behind Equipment for the Vineyard
By: Alyssa L. Ochs From sprayers to mulchers, mowers and cultivators, many pieces of large equipment are used in the ...
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Vineyard Diseases & Fungi:
Planning for the Season and Effective Control Strategies By: Alyssa L. Ochs No vineyard is immune to diseases and fungi, ...
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Don’t Get Caught Off Guard During Wildfire Season
By: Michael Harding, Senior Risk Solution Specialist, Markel Specialty Weather conditions and natural disasters occasionally take a toll on vineyards ...
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