New varieties are slow to be planted
Laimburg Research Center's Daniele Bona, left, shows the differences between high and low elevation in their variety trials. Golden Delicious
Laimburg Research Center's Daniele Bona, left, shows the differences between high and low elevation in their variety trials. Golden Delicious
At this year’s Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers’s annual meeting, we have a special session called “Getting Paid: Tools
A typical Riesling vineyard in Germany’s Mosel region. Some of the steepest vineyards in the world are found in Germany.
Michelle Moyer, the new viticultural extension specialist for Washington State, visits vineyards in Oppenheim, Germany. New viticultural specialist hired Michelle
Dear Good Fruit Grower: Many thanks for running the article on my Running Fruit Ladders project, “Large Art For Small
Naming a winery after your wife can earn a husband plenty of brownie points, but it also keeps her vested
After years of sitting on a tractor to knock down vineyard weeds with an old grape hoe, only doing about
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Many major U.S. apple packers and marketers are offering exclusive varieties to their customers in an effort to gain a