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Grape Crop Insurance Options Expand in Michigan
Wine Grapes

Grape Crop Insurance Options Expand in Michigan

The USDA Risk Management Agency has recently expanded coverage of its grape crop insurance program, adding multiple counties in Michigan and Ohio. Beginning with the 2027 crop year, producers can receive variety-specific pricing and optional units rather than the broader type groupings. However, to take advantage of this, producers will need to keep production records […]

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Raisin Grapes

Raisin Bargaining Association Announces Prices for 2026
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Raisin Grapes

Raisin Bargaining Association Announces Prices for 2026

The raisin harvest is underway in California and growers are anxious to know what they’re getting for their crops. The Raisin Bargaining Association is ready to offer a higher bonus for quality raisins, with the organization wanting to incentivize a good product. RBA Chairman Charles Salmon spoke to Matthew Malcolm with American Vineyard to discuss […]

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Table Grapes

California Grapes Announces Partnership with 49ers
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California Grapes Announces Partnership with 49ers

The California Table Grape Commission and the San Francisco 49ers have teamed up for the 2026 football season, bringing together two iconic California brands through a new partnership designed to build excitement for California grapes among consumers in Mexico. As part of the partnership, Grapes from California is an Official Partner of the San Francisco […]

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Wine Grapes

Post Harvest Vineyard Management for Michigan Growers
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Post Harvest Vineyard Management for Michigan Growers

Harvest is one of the most visible endpoints of the vineyard season, but in Michigan it should never be considered the end of vineyard management. Once the final cluster leaves the block, the vineyard enters a short but extremely important transition from fruit production to reserve accumulation, wood maturation, cold acclimation and dormancy. That transition […]

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Enology

ASEV Awards $95,500 in Scholarships to 20 Students
Enology

ASEV Awards $95,500 in Scholarships to 20 Students

Twenty students pursuing studies in enology, viticulture, and related fields received a total of $95,500 in scholarships from the American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) for the 2026-2027 academic year. The scholarships include the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship in Viticulture, which provided $12,500 to one student who exceeded expectations of the traditional scholarship […]

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Pest & Disease

Spotted Lanternfly
Pest & Disease

Spotted Lanternfly Spreading in Michigan

Spotted lanternfly has reached a new part of Michigan The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development recently confirmed a population of the invasive insect near Niles in Berrien County, marking the first confirmed population in southwest Michigan. The population was identified through monitoring conducted by the Southwest x Southwest Corner Cooperative Invasive Species Management […]

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