ITHACA, N.Y. - Female grape berry moths are the biggest insect threat to wine grapes in the eastern U.S. The moths lay their eggs on grapes and, once hatched, the larvae penetrate the skin, then eat ...
Even on our small farm we’ve had 50,000 trays a year. The grapes will lay exposed in the sun for three weeks, curing into raisins, which are then loaded into wooden bins and sent to the processing ...
From a practical, profit-motive standpoint, Sharon Lay said she used the wrong country, wrong grapes and wrong vineyard site. Still, the former travel consultant has delivered a very nice wine to the ...
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