Contents of the October Issue: McManis Family Vineyards & Winery Improving Uniformity with a Bird’s-Eye View 211,000- Ton Raisin Crop Expected Smoky Overcast Skies Delay Sunshine-Needy Crop The American Grapevine Grape Industry News Briefs Arkansas California Michigan Missouri Minnesota Oregon Pennsylvania Washington

Contents of the August Issue: The Best Place to Grow Pinot Noir Bill & Lauren Hipp Retire After a Joyous Experience Sustainable Vineyard Pest Management Experts Tell of Tech Innovations Coastal Wine Industry Struggles COVID-19 Market Favors Value-Priced Wines Heroine of the Vineyards Rhonda Smith Wraps up Career

Contents of the June Issue: Putting Sheep to Work in the Vineyard Online Workshops Explore Benefits of Grazing Sheep Eye on the Target Vineyard Sprayer Calibration & Coverage Raisin Crop Insurance Options Current Risk Management Options for 2020 Weed Control in the Vineyard Getting the Job Done While Satisfying Consumer Perception

Contents of the April Issue: Tragedy to Triumph with John Balletto Wine Grape Grower Not Discouraged by Challenges California Wine Institute Conference Wine Leaders Highlight Trade Opportunities The American Grapevine Grape Industry News Briefs Spring Vineyard Frost Protection Options for Monitoring & Mitigation

As a Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP), Glen Roberts continually implements his experience and knowledge to assist U.S. firms in global trade. He is employed by the U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration as the Director of the Fresno & Bakersfield U.S. Export Assistance Centers, providing export business consulting for the Central California region.  His current activities include all …

Join us for the 2018 Sonoma Vintage Report as we review the growing year from a data-driven perspective!  Considering the moderate weather patterns of 2018, we will look at how a long season impacted vine physiology and grape maturity profiles.  With impressive yields, 2018 turned out to be a great growing year. Connect with the brightest minds in viticulture and …

Dr. Andy Walker received his MS in horticulture and PhD in genetics from UC Davis.  He is a faculty member of the Department of Viticulture and Enology at UC Davis where he teaches general viticulture and grapevine identification.  He held the Louis P. martini Endowed Chair from 2000 to 2015 and has held the Louise Rossi Endowed Chair in Viticulture …

Anne Huffsmith received her undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering from UC Berkeley and her law degree from the New York University School of Law.  She joined NakedWines.com as the Director of Regulatory Compliance and Legal Affairs in September 2018, where she is responsible for navigating the complex legal issues surrounding direct-to-consumer wine sales and shipping. During her seminar series presentation, …

The Napa Vintage Report is a seminar for winegrowers to dive into the previous year’s growing season and explore innovative technologies that can impact quality and yield.  Considering the moderate weather patterns of 2018, we will look at how a long season impacted vine physiology and grape maturity profiles. With impressive yields, 2018 turned out to be a great growing …

The Napa Vintage Report is a seminar for winegrowers to dive into the previous year’s growing season and explore innovative technologies that can impact quality and yield.  Considering the moderate weather patterns of 2018, we will look at how a long season impacted vine physiology and grape maturity profiles. With impressive yields, 2018 turned out to be a great growing …