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How Grass Benefits a Vineyard
Grass groundcover in a vineyard changes the soil microbiome far beneath the depth of its own foot system, a team of scientists at Pennsylvania State University has found.
"The grass roots are primarily growing within the top six to 12 inches of soil, and the grape roots are going
British University Develops Handheld, AI-Powered Grape Ripeness Detector
A portable optical sensor which uses machine learning to give winemakers instant, accurate ripeness data, removing the need for manual sampling and slow destructive testing, has been developed by a pair of researchers at Queen Mary University of London.
“Our technology uses optical sensors to detect how grapes absorb and
Old Vine Registry Nears 9,400 Vineyards as 1991 Plantings Become Eligible
The Old Vine Registry, the world’s largest and most authoritative database of historic vine plantings, has entered the new year with 9,393 registered vineyards across 42 countries, reflecting a surge of new contributions over the past twelve months.
Much of the Registry’s recent growth has been driven