Leaders from the Washington State Wine Commission, Washington Wine Institute, Washington Winegrowers Association, Auction of Washington Wines, and Washington Wine Industry Foundation will come together in 2026 for two industry-wide Town Hall meetings. The intention of these Town Halls is to be highly collaborative. After brief presentations, we'll host listening sessions to give attendees space
In winery operations, time spent doing data entry and other manual busywork is time not spent making wine. So, how much time could you reclaim by reducing clicks, typing, duplicated efforts—or even removing repetitive steps during harvest? Join us on Thursday, February 26, at 10 am PT to see three real-world examples of how wineries can incorporate InnoVint’s intelligent
Many grape-growing regions across Michigan experienced severe and prolonged cold events this winter. With extended periods of low temperatures, field observations and cold-hardiness models suggest that some vineyards may be facing varying levels of freeze injury and bud damage, particularly in more cold-sensitive grape varieties. To support growers during this critical time, Michigan State University Extension is