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Fresno professor works to grow a later, tastier grape
Fresno professor works to grow a later, tastier grape
Fresno State University researcher Dr. Sanliang Gu examines cabernet sauvignon grapes about to be harvested in Fresno on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011. For more than three years, Gu has manipulated the growing cycle of grapes in California’s hottest and earliest-ripening growing region. This week, the 2011 vintage that normally would've been picked in July or August, came off the vines two days before Thanksgiving, about three weeks after Napa’s harvest ended.
Fresno professor works to grow a later, tastier grape
Cabernet sauvignon grapes about to be harvested hang on their vines in Fresno on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011. For more than three years, Fresno State University researcher Dr. Sanliang Gu has manipulated the growing cycle of grapes in California’s hottest and earliest-ripening growing region. This week, the 2011 vintage that normally would've been picked in July or August, came off the vines two days before Thanksgiving, about three weeks after Napa’s harvest ended.
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