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May 2010 news archives
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Viticulture briefs
Santa Rosa Press Democrat on May 2, 2010... cast ballots to validate the recent referendum on whether to continue funding for the state's Pierce's disease/ glassy-winged sharpshooter program...
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Wine industry votes to extend pest research
Ukiah Daily Journal on May 11, 2010... program through which they tax themselves to pay for Pierce's Disease/ Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter control programs at the state's agriculture department. ... and more...
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Grapegrowers vote to extend pest fight
Napa Valley Register on May 11, 2010The glassy-winged sharpshooter , pictured here, is about a half inch in length at actual size. Winegrape growers statewide have agreed to extend a...
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State Department selects UCR entomologist for science fellowship
Highlander Newspaper on May 10, 2010Several of Miller's recent projects listed on his faculty website include the study of paratransgenesis, Pierce's Disease , pink bollworm control,...
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Viticulture briefs
Santa Rosa Press Democrat on May 9, 2010From winemaking terms such as "malolactic fermentation" and "punching the cap" to vineyard lingo like glassy-winged sharpshooter (chicharrita de alas...
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Pierce's disease referendum passes
Western Farm Press on May 14, 2010The ballots are in and the votes counted on whether or not to continue the Pierce's disease (PD) assessment paid by California wine grape growers. ... and more...
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Napa Valley Fights to Control Pest
Extranomical News on May 17, 2010The Napa Valley Vintners have struggled for years to keep the glassy winged sharpshooter , an insect that is capable of spreading a grapevine killing disease ... and more...
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Viticulture briefs
Santa Rosa Press Democrat on May 16, 2010... to continue for another five years a self-assessment program that finances research toward a permanent solution to the Pierce's disease virus. ... and more...
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Steele's Pacini Vineyard: Old Vines in Talmage
Ukiah Daily Journal on May 30, 2010He discovered Pierce's Disease in the Santa Cruz vines which decimated them. Grahm eventually sold the Santa Cruz vineyard. Steve headed back to Mendocino ... and more...