After growing soybeans and potatoes for 30 years, Russ Halverson recently added a third crop -- grapes. Yes, grapes for wine-making are being grown on his farmland southeast of East Grand Forks that ...
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Red vs. green grapes: Which has more antioxidants?
Medically reviewed by Aviv Joshua, MS, RDN Key Takeaways Red and green grapes may have different concentrations of ...
In his almost 50 years in the wine industry, J. Stephen Casscles has watched the weather in New York’s Hudson Valley become wetter, hotter, and more humid—the perfect environment for fungal diseases ...
Early to mid-summer is the best time to propagate muscadine grapes. Muscadine grapes are native to the southeastern United States. They are tolerant to most insects and diseases and normally can be ...
When planting bare root grapes, it is best to plant them in March and April. Be sure to soak the roots in water before planting. Then spread the roots over the base of a hole and plant 10-14 inches ...
Whether you eat them raw or use them in wine production, grapes are an amazing fruit. Knowing a few facts about grapes can help you impress friends at your next wine tasting or choose the best bunch ...
Learn how to select the right cultivars, prepare your soil and prune vines for a bountiful grape harvest in Ohio.
Like most people, I love eating local grapes out of hand. But I also love to cook with them. My grape-cooking adventures began nearly 15 years ago when I inadvertently came across a great deal on ...
In his almost 50 years in the wine industry, J. Stephen Casscles has watched the weather in New York’s Hudson Valley become wetter, hotter, and more humid — the perfect environment for fungal diseases ...
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