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Jump to navigation Go to the U of M home page One Stop MyU : For Students, Faculty, and Staff Search MENU menu Home Growing Grapes 2013-2016 Crush Report 2017 Crush Report 2018 Crush Report Cultivars Grapes: How-To Tying Vines MN Hardy Site Wine MDA Winery Inspections Sensory Analysis of Itasca Wines: Preliminary Report News Research Staff and Faculty Anna Underhill Annie Kodd--Extension Educator Drew Horton Jenny Thull John Thull Laise Moreira Lu Yin Matt Clark-Project Leader Links and Resources -- Grape Breeding and Enology research in cold climate grapes and wine Home Growing Grapes 2013-2016 Crush Report 2017 Crush Report 2018 Crush Report Cultivars Grapes: How-To Tying Vines MN Hardy Site Wine MDA Winery Inspections Sensory Analysis of Itasca Wines: Preliminary Report News Research Staff and Faculty Anna Underhill Annie Kodd--Extension Educator Drew Horton Jenny Thull John Thull Laise Moreira Lu Yin Matt Clark-Project Leader Links and Resources Grape Breeding and Enology Welcome to the Grape Breeding and Enology project website! Located at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, we conduct research in the Department of Horticultural Science and at the Horticultural Research Center. Our focus is on grapevine cultivar development which includes: wine grapes, table grape varieties, and ornamentals that survive and thrive the cold-climate conditions. We also focus on understanding the mechanisms of disease and pest resistance so that we incorporate these traits as a way to improve sustainability for Minnesota growers. In addition to developing grapes, we focus on developing and teaching enology best practices for cold-hardy grapes. Tweet 2020 CCC MGGA Cold Climate Conference 2020 Press Release January 25, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Minnesota Grape Growers Association (MGGA) will host the 14 th annual Cold Climate Grape and Wine Conference February 20-22 at the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester, Minnesota. The Cold Climate Conference brings experts from coast to coast across the northern tier together in one venue where they share their knowledge and insights with attendees. Read more about 2020 CCC VitisGen2 Outputs: Links to read and share Interested in keeping up with the VitisGen2 project? Visit the webpage at vitisgen2.org or on twitter @vitisgen Trade Articles from Vitis Gen2 Read more about VitisGen2 Outputs: Links to read and share Webinar Recording: Revisit and Improve Your Vineyard Spray Program The recording from the December 10th webinar, "Revisit and Improve Your Vineyard Spray Program" is now online. To watch the recording of this webinar, click on the video below. To watch it in higher resolution, click on the video, then click on the video title to open it in Youtube. Summary: Read more about Webinar Recording: Revisit and Improve Your Vineyard Spray Program Pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last » News and Blog Winter weather is here! What does it mean for the vines? Preventing refermentation in sweet wines Is my wine finished with malolactic fermentation ? Alert 9/27/16 Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) in grapes and associated volatile acidity . Harvest is upon us; Vineyard managment now will impact wine quality. Manage your diseases and rots . International Cold Climate Wine Competition 2016 RESULTS Clark Lab 435 Alderman Hall 1970 Folwell Dr. St. Paul, MN 55108 clark776@umn.edu (612) 626-5142 Field Research and Enology Lab Horticultural Research center 600 Arboretum Blvd. Excelsior, MN 55331 Itasca Grape Department of Horticultural Science Stakman-Borlaug Center For Students, Faculty, and Staff One Stop MyU © 2020 Regents of the University of Minnesota . All rights reserved. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Privacy Statement Report Web Disability-Related Issue...