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Grape Society gathers to discuss pests, production and honor industry leaders
See that price spike? At the Washington State Grape Society annual meeting, Trent Ball, the director of the vineyard and winery technology program at Yakima Valley College, shares a graph comparing Concord cash prices and production, including how low production and inventory drove a dramatic price boost, to $300 per ton, in 2021. (Kate Prengaman/Good Fruit Grower) On Nov. 18,
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