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Researchers from the University of California, Davis, and U.S. Department of Agriculture spent this summer applying a calcium spray to grapes to see if the treatment can protect the fruit from smoke ...

More women are making a name for themselves in the winemaking industry. Christine Austin writes about two who have made it to the top through determination and sheer hard work.

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Some people brew their own beer. Steve Nannini is making wine from grapes he's growing in his own yard. When Nannini's grandfather Sam arrived in Tucson decades ago, he was struck by how the landscape ...

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