Hansen: Test for nutrients before spending big money
Wine industry funded research can save growers money and lead to healthier vineyard soils.
Hansen: Wine grapes — An IPM success story
Integrated pest management research has saved Washington’s wine grape growers millions in pesticide costs.
Canvasback puts down roots
Brian Rudin practices a vineyard-focused approach to winemaking.
California winery at home in Washington
A blind tasting of wines brought Duckhorn Wine Company to Washington.
Hansen: Building a world-class wine research program
Melissa Hansen It’s a new era for viticulture and enology research in Washington. Washington’s wine industry has started
Table grape potential in Washington
Table grapes grow well in eastern Washington and could be popular in niche markets.
Elevating Idaho table grapes
Researchers will study new varieties and canopy management for table grapes in the Gem State.
Stinkbug taint in wine
Researchers studying BMSB in wine have found mixed results.
Learning about new grape clones
National Grape Registry website contains useful information about wine grape clones.
Stinkbug continues its spread
Northwest growers should be on the lookout for brown marmorated stinkbug