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11/13/09
The University of Missouri has established an experimental winery to test grape varieties and growing practices
"Our goal is to provide information on varieties to grow and cultural practices that will enhance efficiency and profitability for the industry," said Keith Striegler, director of the Institute for Continental Climate Viticulture and Enology.
11/12/09
University of Missouri opens experimental winery
"Our goal is to provide information on varieties to grow and cultural practices that will enhance efficiency and profitability for the industry," said Keith Striegler, director of the Institute for Continental Climate Viticulture and Enology.
11/10/09
South Dakota wine industry growing
Wine may be a discretionary expense, and retailers say shoppers have been looking for value-priced bottles, but there are several signs the area's wine industry is growing despite the recession.
11/06/09
Les Bourgeois Vineyards undergoes investigations
The three September incidents involved two sexual assaults.
10/26/09
$150,000 headed to N.D. grape group
The North Dakota Grape Growers Association was notified Oct. 20 that it will receive a $30,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. That's another $120,000 of state funds for development in the state.
10/26/09
Missouri Wine Industry Sees Boost
The Department of Agriculture Director John Hagler says agritourism became more popular this past decade. He says people are trying to save money and are buying local wines more.
10/23/09
Ark: ABC director denies Wal-Mart beer and wine permit requests in Fayetteville, company to appeal
State's Alcohol Beverage Control Director Michael Langley has denied Wal-Mart's request for permits to sell beer and wine at three stores in Fayetteville. Company officials say they will appeal.
10/12/09
West Texas wineries bloom despite bad crop
the Texas High Plains usually provides just the right environment for vines to succeed. In the last few years, though, high rains have increased the area's humidity, which in turn has meant the usual cool nightly temperatures didn't occur.
10/07/09
Are Missourians hitting the bottle? Or are Illinoisans hitting Missouri?
The only bright spot in Missouri's revenue picture - and this is one of those good news/bad news things - is that people seem to be drinking more. We don't mean beer.
10/02/09
Texas Department of Agriculture Announces Wine Grant Program 10/1/09
In recognition of Texas Wine Month, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples today announced that Texas wine promoters can apply for individual grants up to $10,000 to be used to increase the current marketing of Texas wine at wine-related events, festivals and educational activities, as part of the new Wine Regional Partnership Grant Program.
10/01/09
Dallas: Are wine bars as passe as gas guzzlers?
Now, it seems like wine bars in Dallas have morphed into value-added venues, whether the value-added is food or an extensive retail business.
09/29/09
Texas Grape harvest yields best quality in year
Although grape production is down in Texas due to frosts in March and April
09/24/09
09/10/09
Bringing back Norton
Norton seems to be moving up in the world of red wines. More than a handful of Missouri winemakers continue to win state, national and international competitions.
09/02/09
Oklahoma: Norman couple reap fruits of labor
Before they leaped, the Ingels looked. They attended seminars and classes offered by Oklahoma State University, Texas Tech and Texas A&M; they spoke with winery operators; they visited vineyards in California's Napa Valley, all to learn about grape farming. Viticulture, it's called
08/20/09
Texas wine grape industry continues growth
In the 1860s Spanish missionaries began cultivating grapes near present day El Paso. In 1883, Frank Qualia founded the Val Verde Winery in Del Rio, the oldest bonded winery still in operation today.
08/14/09
Iowa Vineyards Pump $13M Into Economy
Since 2000, the number of wineries in Iowa has jumped from 13 to nearly 80. A new, cold climate grape has allowed Iowa wine-makers to grow grapes in the cold weather.
08/13/09
Wine Matters: It's harvest time in Texas wine country
August marks the grape harvest in the Texas Hill Country. Don't miss the 2009 Harvest Wine Trail Friday through Sunday and Aug. 21-23. Some 24 wineries will participate, and some will have tastings of new releases.
08/11/09
Central Texas heat hurts grape growers
A good glass of wine comes from good grapes. But, a combination of weather concerns is keeping Texas vineyard owners from producing that perfect product.
08/10/09
Central Texas heat hurts grape growers
a combination of weather concerns is keeping Texas vineyard owners from producing that perfect product.
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