Stepping aside
Tedd Wildman is busy loading grapes during harvest. It would be easier to list the industry groups that Prosser, Washington’s
Grape industry honors Wildman
Tedd Wildman, described by some as a perfectionist, has developed a reputation for growing high quality grapes. A common thread
Exclusive opportunities
Many major U.S. apple packers and marketers are offering exclusive varieties to their customers in an effort to gain a
High-tech packing
The Geos packing house has 51 channels and 10 packing lines. The Geos packing house, a member of the Vinschgau
Vineyard was their destiny
Naming a winery after your wife can earn a husband plenty of brownie points, but it also keeps her vested
Good Point
At this year’s Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers’s annual meeting, we have a special session called “Getting Paid: Tools
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
Should you graft or replant?
An example of a field-grafted vine. Reasons to redevelop a vineyard vary—the vines may be the wrong variety, riddled with
Clean plant material fundamental
The young vines in grow tubes are replants due to disease-contaminated plant material. When Tedd Wildman began planting lesser-known red