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Talca -
The wines produced by Botalcura Vineyards are not only inventively named but have also been valued for their quality which expresses fine wine-making techniques and the characteristics of the terroir of their region of origin, the Maule Valley of Chile.
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Altus -
Wineries from pioneers of America's wine industry, the largest stand of Chardonnay grapes outside California, and extraordinarily beautiful vineyards can be found in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in the town of Altus.
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Toronto -
Lidia Bastianich is not just the host of a wildly popular TV show on Italian cooking but also joins a long line of celebrity chefs who have launched their own restaurants, pasta sauce and pasta. Bastianich recently spoke about her brand in Toronto.
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A group of anti-GMO activists has destroyed a vineyard in Colmar, north-eastern France which had been developed for scientific trials. The site director condemned “a very serious act against scientific research.”
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With authorities cracking down on illegal immigrants, local vineyards in the Finger Lakes region of New York are having to make some changes as to how their grapes are picked. This year, many vineyards are turning to machines to replace migrant workers.
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Sheep have an image that paints them as followers, woolly headed thinkers who can't make up their one mind, well this may be apt but sheep can be trained to weed vineyards and leave the grapes alone.
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Last year, INS raided New York State looking for illegal immigrants, and removed the illegal immigrants that had become the backbone of upstate New York's farming industries. Without these immigrants, more than 200,000 acres of crops will be lost.
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With living in WNY, one wouldn't necessarily think about how tighter border controls would effect the seasonal farming here. But this year, the vineyard owners are running behind because of the lack of immigrant workers.
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A moth with a taste for Chardonnay leaves, which has infested vineyards across northern Italy, is a new species of leafminer, scientists say.
How Chile's miners and vineyards fight over water rights
The extreme weather conditions in the Gobi desert in China are not stopping local red wine producers.
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Vineyards along the Elqui River in the Atacama Desert region of Chile.
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Vineyards Blogs
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