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Links of Interest

Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association

TTB - Trade and Tax Bureau
Area Office in Kansas 816-221-4036, FAX: 402-493-3685, When starting a winery and getting licensed...you need to contact these people.

Nebraska Liquor Commission
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission Office building at 301 Centennial Mall South Lincoln NE Mailing address PO Box 95046 Lincoln NE 68509-5046 Phone: 402-471-2571 FAX: 402-471-2814 When starting a winery and getting licensed...you need to contact these people

Vintage Nebraska - Tourism - Grape and Wine Industry

Grapevine Breeding Program -
by Bruce Riesch at Cornell, speaking at our
2003 Sixth Annual Nebraska Winery and
GrapeGrowers Forum and Trade Show,
Kearney, NE

FOAB (Friend of Agribusiness)
- created by Graduate
Students - very fun,
(Try this fun web-sivery informative).

Texas Grape Growers - Texas A & M University
http://winegrapes.tamu.edu

Oregon State University

UC Davis Viticulture & Enology

UC Fresno Viticulture & Enology

UC Sustainable Agriculture

Iowa State University

The American Vineyard Foundation

Wisconsin Grapes -
an Adobe pdf file with a full range of
information including simple trellis construction.

Other Grape Growers Organizations

Oklahoma Grape Growers and Winemakers

Maryland GGA-

Colorado Wine Board

Florida GGA

Minnesota GGA
Minnesota Grape Growers Association $20 (make check payable to MGGA) Send to John Marshall, Secretary, MGGA, 35680 Hwy 61 Blvd, Lake City MN 55041 Membership includes Notes From The North quarterly newsletter, an annual yearbook and a booklet, Growing Grapes in Minnesota. The information this group shares is very helpful to growing grapes in Nebraska!

Texas WGGA

Supplies

Yahoo! Groups grapesrus

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The information below is developed by the Cuthills Vineyards in Pierce, NE.

http://www.cuthills.com/Growing%20Grapes.htm

Growing Grapes

Nebraska

Whether you're wanting to plant just a few grapes in your backyard or start a vineyard and sell your grapes (or fruits) to Nebraska wineries or are considering starting a winery someday, this page should answer many questions you may have. If you are looking to plant any fruit or grapes to sell to Nebraska wineries, please contact the individual wineries first to see what they want you to grow or even if there is a market for your grapes before planting.

Suggested Grape Varieties Chemicals for the Vineyard

Grape Plant Sources Supplies for the Vineyard and Winemaking

Suggested Fruits Chemicals to Beware Of

Soil Preparation Publications

Vertical Shoot Positioning (VSP) Organizations

Trellising Wine Related Links

Irrigation

Pruning

Grafting

Diseases

Spray Schedules

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EB0775

http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublications/eb0775/eb0775.html

Growing Grapes
for
Wine and Table
in the Puget Sound Region

Growing Grapes for Wine and Table

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Growing Grapes from Cuttings

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Wine and Juice Grape Varieties

Wine and Juice Grape Varieties
for Cool Climates

An adaptation of Information Bulletin 233

A Cornell Cooperative Extension Publication

Bruce I. Reisch,

Robert M. Pool,

David V. Peterson,

Mary-Howell Martens,

and Thomas Henick-Kling

website adaptation by Philip Stewart

Organic Cost Study: Organic Wine Grapes--With Resident Vegetation, North Coast (1992)

SAMPLE COSTS TO PRODUCE ORGANIC WINE GRAPES IN THE NORTH COAST With Resident Vegetation Karen Klonsky, Extension Economist, U.C. Laura Tourte, Postgraduate Researcher, U.C. Chuck Ingels, Information Analyst, Sustainable Agriculture

Growing Grapes - Oklahoma Cooperative Extension

Growing Grapes in the Home Garden

Julia Whitworth, Small Fruits Specialist

The Mid-Atlantic Winegrape Grower's Guide

http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/resources/winegrape/

1. Introduction
2. Cost of Growing Grapes
3. Grape Varieties
4. Vineyard Site Selection
5. Vineyard Establishment
6. Pruning and Training
7. Canopy Management
8. Pest Management
9. Vine Nutrition
10. Grapevine Water Relations
11. Crop Prediction

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http://wineserver.ucdavis.edu/dept/index.htm

Penn State

West Virginia

Ontario - Lake Erie

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Copyright © 2002 University of Nebraska Viticulture Program
Last modified: April 8, 2008