Bibliography for: "GM vines: is the price worth paying?"

Jamie Goode "GM vines: is the price worth paying?". Wines & Vines. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3488/is_1_87/ai_n16063574/

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Articles in Jan, 2006 issue of Wines & Vines

• NVV has a new communications director
• Brassfield adds sales support
• Lodi growers-turned-vintners
  by Tim Teichgraeber
• WorldBeat
  by Larry Walker
• Getting started
  by Larry Walker
• Subterranean wineries: advantages of going underground
  by Paul Franson
• New steam weeder helps organic and sustainable growers
  by Tina Caputo
• La Crema opens eco-friendly tasting room
• Wash. Wine Month earns record sales
• Move over, cristal
  by Tina Caputo
• Calendar
• Masters of Wine to visit Napa
• Casting pods
  by Tina Caputo
• Carving a niche in new England's North country
  by James (American president) Buchanan
• Promotions at FKI Logistex
• Tapp wins label printing awards
• Precept Brands "uncorks" bottling line
• Euroharvests, 2005
• Evans & Tate picks Californian as CEO
• CAWG board elects new officers
• Sopexa North America promotes two
• New book aids small vintners
• GM vines: is the price worth paying?
  by Jamie Goode
• Do the math: "we all need to understand the distribution system and the numbers before we start pointing fingers."
  by James Lapsley
• Benson Group opens N.Y. office
• Event raised funds for Napa Land Trust
• Baja California: better quality, bigger market
  by Paul Franson
• Marketing matters
  by Tim Teichgraeber
• Winebow creates international division
• First crush at N.C.'s Green Creek Winery
• Casa Nuestra takes the direct approach
  by Larry Walker
• Ciatti issuing e-newsletter
• Wine industry REIT secures $150 million
• SLO County to balance GE Task Force
• L.I. Merlot Alliance has a Web site
• Complete capping solutions
• UPS approved for direct N.Y. shipments
• A taste of New York in Napa
• Corus opens new facility in Oregon
• Wines & Vines special report: harvest 2005
• New purchasing manager at Demptos Glass
• Nolan and Hearn finalize merger
• Mission Capital opens in Healdsburg
• Cork harvest smaller but better
• A shoe-in for TCA
  by Tina Caputo
• Welcome to the 2006 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium
• Inoxpa names new sales manager
• Coca-Cola buys Israeli winery
• GWSS found in Arizona
• McPherson does Texas wine right
  by Tina Caputo
• Trade agreement signed
• Ramey is consulting for Hall
• Washington foundation faces growers' needs
• Kentucky hires winemaking experts
• Morlet joins Staglin
• Alcan names new GM
• Boutiques: starting and staying small
  by Larry Walker
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Distributor forms strategic group
• In-state wine shipments up in Texas
• Canada has a wine job board
• The start-up winery, Part I: meet our subjects
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Fine wine begins with Mueller®
• Innerstave is now on the menu
• Colorado Winefest a success
• NY wineries get relief from bad harvests
• Off the vine
  by W.R. Tish
• Constellation calls it quits—California dealing
• Gordon Graphics restructured management
• Desert Wind building winery in Prosser
• Sierra Foothills Zins: clones vs. terroir in heritage vineyard
  by Kenneth Young
• Wine shipments surge
• UK distributor picks manager for Southeast U.S
• Saverglass hires packaging consultant
• Marin County has new biofuel station
• Governor promotes Pennsylvania wines
• More Caffeine, please
  by Tina Caputo
• Chumeia produces fine wines for easy drinking
  by Larry Walker
• Mass. shipping bill vetoed
• Red Mountain vineyards leased

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