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The Dark Side of Sonoma’s Sustainability Movement: Part 2 – Reactions and A Mancozeb Honor Roll

Big Wine, Health, News, Resources / September 7, 2018

The Dark Side of Sonoma’s Sustainability Movement: Part 2 – Reactions and A Mancozeb Honor Roll by Pam Strayer Last month’s blog post on the Dark Side of Sonoma’s Sustainability got a lot of attention – more than 6,000 page views on my site (and counting) – which, for me, was quite unexpected. The reactions ranged from: …

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Revised: The Dark Side of Sonoma’s Sustainability Movement: No to Organics, Deep Deception, and When Is a Standard a Standard?

Big Wine, News / September 3, 2018

Revised: The Dark Side of Sonoma’s Sustainability Movement: No to Organics, Deep Deception, and When Is a Standard a Standard? Last year the number of acres of organic vineyards in Sonoma County declined 11 percent. The decline in certified acreage in Sonoma coincides with the advent of the Sonoma County Winegrowers’ move to adopt sustainability …

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