Category: Grapes
Penn State offers grape, wine industry webinar series free for growers
A series of free, live webinars will be held through April for grape and wine growers. Find out which topics will be covered.
Price spreads explained: What USDA’s 2024 farm-to-retail data means for specialty crop growers
New USDA data shows where produce dollars go from field to shelf. See what crops return the most to growers and capture more value.
Master vineyard pruning: 2 day Michigan workshop welcomes global grape experts
Space is limited to 16 participants — secure your spot today and sharpen your pruning skills before the season begins.
Inside Pandol’s success: How a multigenerational California grower leads in table grapes
Pandol Brothers’ legacy spans eight decades of growing prowess. Learn how this Central Valley operation remains relevant into its fourth generation.
USDA announces $80 million section 32 purchases of U.S. fruit and nuts
USDA plans to buy almonds, grape juice, pistachios and raisins for food programs. Learn how Section 32 purchases will impact specialty crops.
Chardonnay, Cabernet pace top wine state California’s 2024 grape crush report
California wine growers still set the pace in the U.S. market; find out how much tonnage they produced in 2024 and the state’s top varietals.
Michigan researchers flag rising grape risks
Michigan experts warn growers about increasing grape disease and pest pressures. Read what researchers say growers should watch for next.
2026 Southwest Michigan Horticultural Days: Gear up for two days of expert-led sessions
The 2026 Southwest Michigan Horticulture Days will be held Feb. 4-5 in Benton Harbor. Learn what you can expect at the event.
Washington State Wine Commission names research program manager
The Washington State Wine Commission has hired a research manager. Read about her viticulture experience.
Michigan Viticulture Field Day’s air, ground approaches aid vineyard management
The Michigan Viticulture Field Day attracted growers. Read what participants learned about drone spraying.
UF new host for major plant breeding accelerator program
UF is the new host for a major plant breeding accelerator program. Learn what crops could benefit from the research.
Washington State Wine Commission opens research grant portal
The Washington State Wine Commission has opened its research grant portal. Learn what the commission seeks in research benefiting growers and wineries.
FIRA USA robotics conference returns
FIRA USA robotics conference returns. Read how this year’s show features more grower tech involvement.
San Joaquin Valley Grape Day shows growers solutions
A recent San Joaquin Valley Grape Day was held. Read what pest and disease solutions were offered to growers.
Soft spray effect: Michigan vineyard’s disease management pesticide test
A Michigan vineyard is testing softer pesticides. Learn more about Shady Lane’s disease management trials.
Northern California grape, olive field day scheduled
A northern California grape and olive field day is planned. Learn what topics grape and olive growers can learn about from UCCE.
Five state coalition demands USDA AEWR transparency
A coalition of five produce groups seeks transparency on AEWR rates. Learn which groups are pressing USDA to release wage rate rule details.
Michigan Viticulture Field Day scheduled
The yearly Michigan Viticulture Field Day is approaching. Learn about the planned winegrape and wine processing sessions.
Sundale Vineyards moves from winegrapes to table grapes
Making grape strides: Read how Sundale Vineyards moved from winegrapes to table grapes.
Washington winegrowers warn about proposed tax
A proposed WA wine tax hike could dramatically impact the state’s wineries. Find out what wine experts are saying about the proposal.