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Certified Grapevines: What the Label Means-and What Vineyard Managers Should Still Ask

A vineyard is a long-term investment, and some of its most consequential decisions are made before the first vine ever enters the ground. Variety, clone and roo

Villa Sandi Turns Its Vineyards into an Intelligent Ecosystem for Precision ViticultureВ 

The Economic and Cultural Stakes of Losing Ancient Vine-Training Systems

As labor costs soar, global wine regions are forced to weigh the high expense of traditional vineyard design against its tourism appeal and climate-adapting benefits

рџ“єPruning at Mirae Vineyard

Cultivating skills, confidence and community in the vineyard

Vineyard Sampling: Getting a Representative Sample

Harvest is here, and getting a representative vineyard sample is one of the first steps toward making informed harvest decisions.Every winemaker has a favorite

While Napa Waits for Harvest, the Vice Is Already Making the 2026 Vintage

The Ancient Roots of Modern Winemaking

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Agrivoltaics improve grape quality in Mediterranean rainfed vineyards

Researchers in Italy found that agrivoltaic shading in Primitivo vineyards can reduce heat and water stress while improving vine physiology, growth, biodiversity, and yield under M...

4Tips4Harvest: Managing Sensory Challenges and Maximizing Wine Potential

Can Vineyard ‘Mothballing’ Help Growers Weather Wine Market Collapse?

UCCE grape advisor studies effects of minimally maintaining vineyard blocks July 31, 2026 — Oversupply of grapes, plummeting consumer demand and skyrocketing production costs have...

59 Parcels, 10 Grape Varieties, One Identity: the Precision Behind Caiarossa

The Secret to a Cooler Fruit Zone? Vineyard Netting

Netting is no longer just for hail—it is becoming one of viticulture's most versatile climate adaptation tools

The Vines that Survived the Freeze

Tarara: Heat mitigation for wine grapes

—Vineyard cooling can be complicated, as growers try to navigate heat waves without sacrificing the benefits of deficit irrigation practices. Research from Washington State Univers...

As Climate Change Shifts Harvest Earlier, Winemakers Face a New Set of Challenges Beyond the Vineyard

Playing zone defense with precision irrigation

— A highly variable Arterra Wines vineyard volunteered to be the guinea pig for testing the value of microzone management for Vancouver-based automated irrigation company Verdi....

Expert Perspective: Chris Bitter | Terrain

In this Expert Perspective interview, Chris Bitter, Senior Wine and Grape Analyst at Terrain, discusses California vineyard valuations and the current state of the agricultural rea...

рџЋ§320: How Grapevine Rootstocks Affect Drought Tolerance, Yield, and Canopy Growth

Prepare Your Winery’s Harvest Compliance Before the Grapes Arrive

Harvest moves quickly. Once fruit begins arriving, winery teams are focused on receiving grapes, tracking lots, managing fermentation and keeping production mov

What Is The Mysterious ‘It Factor’ of Great Vineyards? A Theory…

Rising temperatures are transforming Ireland into a rare wine country; the island now has 42 vineyards with upcoming bum...

As climate change enhances grape-growing conditions, Irish winemakers foresee a bountiful harvest. Expanding vineyards are drawing considerable attention from international investo...

Afternoon Brief, July 31

Can Vineyard ‘Mothballing’ Help Growers Weather Wine Market Collapse?: Oversupply of grapes, plummeting consumer demand and skyrocketing production costs have led the wine industry...

Complementary Tools: Rethinking Weed Management for Regenerative Agriculture