Botrytis is a common concern for winegrape growers because it can impact the quality of grapes directly or […]

  It was just a few years ago, after weathering several years of mediocre winegrape prices, that Duff Bevill […]

For too many years, the winegrapes of California’s “Big Valley,” the mighty San Joaquin, haven’t gotten enough respect. […]

Shortage of experienced labor force in agriculture leaves void in agriculture.

The University of California (UC)-Davis along with UC Cooperative Extension have released 14 new cost-of-production studies for growing […]

There are more than 10 manufacturers of various types of remote field monitoring systems, with many having entered the market in the last five to 10 years.

Scouting for this viral disease is necessary, but lab tests will determine whether your vines have grapevine leafroll.

Water has always been a scarce commodity for growers in the winegrape-growing regions of South Australia.

 Maintaining good organic matter levels in vineyard soils can reduce or eliminate the need to apply supplemental nitrogen materials.

There’s a new report out that I thought you growers might be interested in because it answers the […]

Grape growers can improve their application technique with a few simple and cost effective, yet little known, methods that will ultimately decrease drift and increase the efficiency of their spray coverage.

Researchers with the University of California have been conducting replicated, blind tasting panels to gain a better understanding of the flavor profiles and characteristics of raisins produced from different varieties and different drying methods.

President of Allied Grape Growers thinks the time has come for a mandatory assessment on grapes.

A premium winegrape grower’s new training system improves quality and saves labor costs.

It’s a bold goal, but even coming close to achieving it would benefit anyone associated with the U.S. […]

UC Cooperative Extension project trains sheep to avoid grapevines and leaves and serve as organic weeding program.

As we move into the fall, the grapes are maturing, and we, as growers, start to relax. But this […]

If you’re wondering what the future of precision agriculture might entail for fruit growers, who better to listen […]

The 2005 winegrape crush in California was chaotic, to say the least. Many growers grossly underestimated the size […]