date:Feb 07, 2014
this year could devastate crops for the following harvest.
What we really haven't seen that could happen is, if it's dry enough, grapevines actually become damaged and start to die, so you don't get the buds you need for the 2015 season, viticulture professor Mark Matthews says. That potentially could become devastating, and it's not like when you're growing corn or something when you can just plant again next year. It's a 30-year commitment.
Last week's announcement that the access to the res