Origins of research funding
Grape research, which dates back to the 1960s, has a circuitous history, with starts and stops in the early decades.
Research history
1960s—Grape and wine research begins in Washington, led by Washington State University researchers Drs. Walter Clore and Chas Nagel. 1981—Legislation
Vashon's fruit-growing revival
In the latter 1800s, before eastern Washington emerged as the state's primary agricultural area, and before railroads and highways linked
Institute tackles legislative issues
Many issues face the Washington wine industry, said Jean Leonard, executive director of the Washington Wine Institute in Olympia, and
Pest control in 2040
The future of pest management in pears is bright, thanks to coming technology, Washington State University entomologist Dr. John Dunley
Good Point
As the second largest wine-grape-growing area in the country, we're often proud to point out our accomplishments in terms of
Apple Lines
India is a country of enormous ethnic, linguistic, and cultural diversity. Its landmass is roughly one-third the size of the
Rare varieties gain ground
Counoise grapes, from Tablas Creek Vineyard Every profession has its rebels, and grape growers are no exception. Look at Dean
Good Question
Washington State, with new production areas still being discovered, is younger than most other wine regions. Production has shifted from