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  1. Webinar Series to Cover Timely Topics in Grape and Wine Industry
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    Webinar Series to Cover Timely Topics in Grape and Wine Industry
    Date Posted 12/5/2022
    Penn State Extension is partnering with Cornell University and Virginia Tech to offer a series of free, live webinars designed for eastern U.S. grape growers and winemakers.
  2. Reducing SO2 during Winemaking Process: Why, When, and How
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    Reducing SO2 during Winemaking Process: Why, When, and How
    When 01/23/2023
    Length 1 hour, 30 minutes
    Learn about sulfur dioxide (SO2) in the winemaking process, how to lower levels of SO2, how to achieve antioxidant and antimicrobial protection, and more!
  3. Academic and Industry Perspectives on Biofungicide Use in Vineyards
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    Academic and Industry Perspectives on Biofungicide Use in Vineyards
    When 02/07/2023
    Learn more about biofungicide use in vineyards, including a presentation of research outcomes from academic grape pathology experts and feedback on their efficacy and use from professional vineyard management specialists.
  4. Top 10 Dormant Pruning Mistakes in Your Vineyard
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    Top 10 Dormant Pruning Mistakes in Your Vineyard
    When 01/10/2023
    You will learn basic and advanced pruning approaches for young to mature vines. We will discuss the numerous commonly made errors and how to avoid or repair them.
  5. H2-A Temporary Agricultural Program: The Vineyard's Perspective
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    H2-A Temporary Agricultural Program: The Vineyard's Perspective
    When 12/13/2022
    You will learn about the H-2A Temporary Agricultural Worker Program from the viewpoint of professional vineyard owners and an agricultural workforce development specialist. We will discuss the labor challenges in the grape and wine industry and how workforce development can help labor shortages.
  6. Volatile Acidity in Wine
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    Volatile Acidity in Wine
    By Molly Kelly, Denise M. Gardner
    Volatile acidity (VA) is a measure of the wine's gaseous acids that contributes to the smell and taste of vinegar in wine.
  7. Developing a Customer Service Survey for Your Tasting Room
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    Developing a Customer Service Survey for Your Tasting Room
    By Kathy Kelley, Ph.D.
    Collecting data from customers is essential for a business's success. Ask questions to learn what is going well, what needs improvement, and gather ideas to grow the business.
  8. Cultivars in the Commonwealth
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    Cultivars in the Commonwealth
    By Cain Hickey, Michela Centinari, Ph.D., Molly Kelly, Kathy Kelley, Ph.D., Bryan Hed, Flor Edith Acevedo, Andrew Muza
    This web application provides wine grape cultivar-specific information on a statewide and county-specific basis in Pennsylvania. Cultivar-specific vineyard performance, wine production, and sales trends are also documented.
  9. 2022 New York and Pennsylvania Pest Management Guidelines for Grapes Now Available
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    2022 New York and Pennsylvania Pest Management Guidelines for Grapes Now Available
    Date Posted 4/21/2022
    Written by Cornell and Penn State University specialists, this publication offers producers, seed and chemical dealers, and crop consultants practical information on growing and managing grapes in New York State and Pennsylvania.
  10. Sparkling rose wines are expected to draw consumer attention in 2022.
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    Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Statistics and Trends 2022
    By Kathy Kelley, Ph.D.
    Learn about trends related to alcohol consumption in general, interest in low and no-alcohol products, and what is new pertaining to wine, spirits, and the beer categories.
  11. Trends in Wine
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    Trends in Wine
    When Watch Now
    Recorded Feb 22, 2022
    Join us to learn from experts about the use of non-Saccharomyces yeast in the wine industry.
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