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Cluster Hooked: Wine's Stem Cells

Cluster Hooked: Wine's Stem Cells

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Incorporating whole clusters during vinification is far from revolutionary, though the means in which winemakers do so span the gamut.

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Agriculture Is Consuming Grasslands and Wetlands at Alarming Rates

Agriculture Is Consuming Grasslands and Wetlands at Alarming Rates

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Agriculture is widely known to be the biggest driver of forest destruction globally, especially in sprawling, high-profile ecosystems like the Amazon rainforest. 

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Dry-Farmed Collective launches to protect South Africa's rain-fed vineyards

Dry-Farmed Collective launches to protect South Africa's rain-fed vineyards

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These are the defining pillars of the newly established Dry-Farmed Collective, an industry-led initiative formally launching on the global stage at ProWein Düsseldorf from 14-17 March 2026.

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Supreme Court hands wine trade a small victory, but Trump plots new levies

Supreme Court hands wine trade a small victory, but Trump plots new levies

25 February 2026
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The US Supreme Court has struck down tariffs on imported wines in a 6 to 3 decision that curtails the use of emergency powers to impose sweeping trade measures.

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Invasive mesquite plants do more than deplete water reserves – new research in South Africa shows they damage soil too

Invasive mesquite plants do more than deplete water reserves – new research in South Africa shows they damage soil too

24 February 2026
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Mesquite (Neltuma juliflora), a woody plant native to parts of South America, was introduced into South Africa’s drylands in the 1880s with good intentions.

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Chinese Wine Is No Longer Imitating Europe — It’s Defining Itself

Chinese Wine Is No Longer Imitating Europe — It’s Defining Itself

20 February 2026
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The summer air in the high, barren plains of Ningxia is so dry that the moisture on the surface of your eyes may evaporate faster than your body can replace it. But extreme dryness is only one aspect of a profoundly inhospitable landscape. 

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