Factors Influencing Yield Management of Pinot Noir Vineyards in Oregon

Work Url Label: https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/articles/bk128h788

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Creator	Skinkis, Patricia A.
Abstract	Oregon's wine grape industry uses yield targets to achieve quality in Pinot Noir vineyards, and this practice has led to increases in cost of production. A multiapproach study was conducted to investigate how vineyard target yields are set, why yield thresholds exist, and who influences decisions related to vineyard target yields. Growers suspect that higher yields are possible without compromising quality, but they are unable to change yield targets due to winery and buyer decision making. To be effective in eliciting change and realizing impact, Extension educators need to do targeted outreach to buyers and wine makers in addition to growers and consider participatory research.
Contributor	Uzes, Dionne M.
Resource Type	Article
Fecha de Emisión	2016-06
Has Journal	Journal of Extension
Has Volume	54
Has Number	3
Academic Affiliation	Horticulture
Other Affiliation	Oregon Wine Research Institute
Subject	Pinot noir (Wine)--Yields--Oregon
Declaración de derechos	In Copyright
Nested Related Items	Journal page
Publisher	Oregon State University
Language	English [eng]
Location	Oregon , Pacific Northwest , Northern America , North America , Americas , Earth (Administrative Boundary)
Issn	1077-5315