"vine growers" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to people who cultivate and care for grapevines, typically for the purpose of producing wine. Example: "The region's economy relies heavily on its thriving wine industry, with numerous vine growers tending to the lush vineyards that cover the rolling hills."
Postwar development added an extensive industrial base to the city's continued importance as a market centre for the truck farmers, vine growers, and horse breeders of the area.
In grapevine this relationship has also been observed by vine growers, though it has not been quantified.
This has encouraged vine growers in the Priorat region to create new plantations, increasing significantly the transformation rate from 7.5 ha year−1 between 1986 and 1998 to 36.1 ha year−1 in the 1998 2003 period.
Ceres is already working with six out of ten of the world's largest tree nut and vine growers with most of its work in California and Australia today, Madgavkar said.
Corvina (clone 48) in seven different vineyards managed by distinct vine growers and located in three different macrozones, over a 3-year trial period.
Earlier this year, a landmark legal action was launched by lawyers acting for the daughter of a vine grower, James-Bernard Murat, who died from cancer linked to his use of pesticides over a 40 year period.
Recently, the metabolomics approaches have been successfully used to discriminate Pinot noir grapes (and related wines) from two different but close vineyards, referred as terroirs, managed by the same vine grower, to reduce the impact of the human intervention [ 12, 13].
Young vines, growers often say, are like teenagers, ungainly and impetuous in their growth, offering grapes that make bright, fruity but relatively simple wines.
The pest now ranges across southern California, where it has already cost vine-growers in Temecula, east of Los Angeles, $40m.
The mountain environment is perceived today by vine-growers as a strong structural constraint.
These results should foster vine-growers to strengthen their cooperatives and adequately use these organizations to mitigate future climate change impacts.
