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LATEST NEWSLETTER
February 2025
- Follow the heart-stopping effects of federal funding and staffing cuts that were executed (then rescinded) in February
- Learn about the “cascade of symptoms” that unfurls in grapevines infected with red blotch disease and how this new knowledge could help with early detection
- Find out about the revival of the National Viticulture & Enology Leadership Community and register for its upcoming meeting
- Check out the new directory of V&E extension professionals on our website
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Discover Our Key Research Priorities
Our research themes are guided by committees that identify key needs, form project teams, secure funding, and ensure each study benefits the industry.
1) Natural Resources and Environment
Safeguard the long-term environmental sustainability and adaptability of U.S. grape production to the changing environment
2) Integrated Production Systems
Build improved production systems to ensure the long-term economic resilience of the U.S. grape and wine industry
3) Genetics and Grapevine Improvement
Advance grape genetics and germplasm improvement, and ensure the availability of healthy plant material for the U.S. grape and wine industry
4) Extension and Outreach
Support extension education and outreach efforts for the U.S. grape and wine industry