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Change in marketing mode saves grape grower in Kalaburagi

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An idea mooted by an agricultural scientist coupled with cooperation from the administrative apparatus has saved a farmer from the heavy losses that he would have incurred because of countrywide COVID-19 lockdown.

Lachhappa S. Jamadar, a farmer from Afzalpur, had grown grapes on his 6-acre plot following organic farming method and the yield was very good, about 25 tonnes an acre, due the…

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Change in marketing mode saves grape grower in Kalaburagi

An idea mooted by an agricultural scientist coupled with cooperation from the administrative apparatus has saved a farmer from the heavy losses that he would have incurred because of countrywide COVID-19 lockdown.

Lachhappa S. Jamadar, a farmer from Afzalpur, had grown grapes on his 6-acre plot following organic farming method and the yield was very good, about 25 tonnes an acre, due the care…

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Beyerskloof Pinotage 2015.

I reviewed a South African Pinotage a little while ago, that was a very different, exciting  and yet polarising wine (I didn’t think that everyone would like it – I loved it) and I was rather hoping for a similar experience with this one – same grape, same country, same price band. While this wine was very pleasant and almost certainly a better known brand for South African wines including…

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The Elms Shiraz - Yering Station.

The Elms Shiraz – Yering Station.

I do like a nice Australian Shiraz, and this one caught my eye on my recent trip to Majestic. (I had also mistaken it for “Yarra Yering” which I had read about in one of Oz Clark’s books some years ago and thought – that must be alright – I’m only human!). I had made a mistake, but I wasn’t disappointed:-

We opened this one on the 8th of July.

Yering Station (Yarra Valley) 2013 The Elms.

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