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Books
The Grape Growers Association of Nova Scotia recommends two books for grape growers: Wamboldt’s Nova Scotia Winegrowers’ Guide 2006 edition and The Tangled Vine.The two books are quite different with Wamboldt’s Nova Scotia Winegrowers’ Guide 2006 edition being very much a how to book whereas The Tangled Vine is more of a historical and regional book.
Please Note: The books may be available in your local library. The books are not available through GGANS at this time.
The Tangled Vine
Content includes chapters titled:
- Native grapes and early plantings
- The Kentville Research Station
- The Grape Growers Association of Nova Scotia
- The Farm Winery Policy
- The 21st century: growth and optimism
- Wine regions of Nova Scotia
- The Annapolis Valley
- The Gaspereau Valle
- The Avon River Valley
- The Malagash Peninsula
- The LaHave River Valley
- The Bear River Valley
- Other winegrowing regions
- A vision for the future
- Nova Scotia grape varieties
- Nova Scotia grape production 1981-2003
Wamboldt’s Nova Scotia Winegrowers’ Guide 2006 edition
Content includes chapters titled:
- Vineyard Calendar
- A brief history grape vines in NS
- Economics of Nova Scotia vineyards
- Vineyard site selection
- Grape varieties for Nova Scotia
- Site preparation, planting and trellising
- Pruning and canopy management
- Nutrient management
- Weed and pest management
- Growing grapes organically
- Techniques for advancing maturity
- Setting the harvest date
- Winter Injury Making wine from Nova Scotia grapes
- Starting a farm winery