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Nitrogen and Potash prices moving up.

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The Science of Old Vines

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Markus Keller, Ph.D., a professor of viticulture at Washington State University, considers it part of his job to “burst bubbles and destroy myths,” he says. “To be upfront, there’s no scientific evidence that there’s any change in fruiting or fruit or wine composition as a vine becomes older.”

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Urea market on a bull run as strong Dollar lifts import parity prices.

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