Sentence examples for grape farming from inspiring English sources

Alice Wise, viticulturist with Cornell Cooperative Extension in Riverhead, said that concerns about pesticides and fertilizers in the groundwater have prompted many Long Island vineyards to focus on "low impact" grape farming.

They said they feared that the new location's proximity to a nuclear plant would jeopardize their grape farming and fishing.

In the premium-wine world, finding the optimum directions for a region's grape farming and cellar work can take decades, even centuries.

Jimenez's mother, who lives in Mexico, has filed a wrongful-death suit naming both West Coast Grape Farming and Merced Farm Labor as defendants.

The raid on July 30 in the grape farming village of Al Rufait left three dead, including a tribal sheik, and there were conflicting reports about whether the troops were shot at before opening fire.

Last May, a seventeen-year-old named Maria Isabel Vasquez Jimenez was working near the Bronco headquarters, in a vineyard belonging to West Coast Grape Farming, a company that Fred, Joseph, and John Franzia own.

Insolia, a minor grape farmed mainly in western Sicily, yields a rich, dry white wine with a captivating bitter-orange scent, grapefruit-like zestiness and nutty flavor.

The Chave St.-Joseph, by the way, is an estate wine, made from grapes farmed by the Chaves themselves.

Bedell's 2005 blanc de blancs, made from chardonnay grapes farmed at Corey Creek, its sister estate, displays a desirable trait the French call nervosité.

This charming southern red, bearing a Vin de Pays de Vaucluse label, comes from grapes farmed near the Côtes du Rhône region.

I sampled two of Channing's seven rosati: its rosato di Sculpture Garden Vineyard ($25) and its rosato di cabernet sauvignon ($20), from grapes farmed at the outstanding Mudd Vineyard, in Southold.