A growing concern in the Finger Lakes is the increase of spotted lanternflies that damage vines and reduce grape quality.

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Since then, around 300 hectares (74o acres) of new vineyards have been allowed in Germany every year, and commercial viticulture has been permitted in Lower Saxony since 2016. Jan Brinkmann's father ...

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Students will learn scientific and artistic aspects of the wine industry for careers in vineyard management, winery ...

Arizona’s wine regions are all outside the Phoenix area, which makes them good options for a quick weekend getaway. "It’s a ...

Across Campania and Basilicata, the Aglianico grape is the leading red variety where it showe itself capable of outstanding ...

Tim Chaapel can now sit in back, repair instruments, and listen to his jazz music. It's a growing concern in the Finger Lakes ...

But a garden food website has raised the alarm over one possible drawback of using raisins on your bird tables or in bird ...

Congratulations to our latest Golden Apple Award winner Madelyn VanAken! It's a growing concern in the Finger Lakes - the ...

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