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A Sustainable Viticulture Certification Program for Texas Growers

Type
Publication
Date of Publication
January 30, 2024
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Overview

Sustainable viticulture is a way to promote success in Texas vineyards.

Sustainable viticulture is a way to promote success in Texas vineyards. This presentation discusses how implementing a certification program for Texas growers can protect and add value to the Texas wine industry. Incorporating sustainable practices within an industry helps ensure the future sustainability of the industry and its partners. (47 pages)

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