Growing Grapes
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Post-Harvest Cleanup
Don’t neglect your vineyard just because the grapes have been harvested. Here’s the cleanup that needs to take place.
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Technique
Pesticides in the Vineyard: Tips from the Pros
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Irrigating the Home Vineyard
Explore the three most common methods of irrigating a home vineyard, some of the more common myths surrounding watering grapevines, and if y
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A Year in the Life of a Wine: Part I Starting in the vineyard
In the first installment of our new year-long series of how a homemade wine is made from homegrown grapes, we check in with the grapes at a
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Sourcing Grapes from Vineyards for Home Winemakers
Sourcing fresh grapes directly from a grower can be a fun and rewarding experience for home winemakers. Get some tips for making the most of
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Balance in the Vineyard
Balance in a vineyard is defined as a vine that has enough leaves to ripen a small to moderate crop load. To achieve that goal, a good viney
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Cold-Climate Grape Growing: Tips from the Pros
Even the most ideal climates for growing grapes face certain hardships, but growing vines in colder climates definitely have more than their
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Wine-wizard
Magnesium Sulfate Vineyard Sprays
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Matching Wine Style to Vineyard Site
Evaluate the specific aspects of your vineyard site to determine the best wine style to grow on your property.
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Vine Clones
Produced from just a mother vine, grapevine clones are intended to assure growers the grapes produced will have a predictable characteristic
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Small Space Viticulture
You don’t need an acre to grow enough grapes for home winemaking. A spot to grow a couple of vines may suit your needs for your next batch.
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Propagating Grapevines
Whether you want to grow grapevines for winemaking, fresh eating, or just decoration, they can be propagated at home simply by taking a few