Everest Grapes – University of Nebraska–Lincoln East Campus High Tunnel

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08/17/2020 Added

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Professor and Viticulturist Paul Read from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln talks about Everest grapes in the high tunnel on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln East Campus.

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[00:00:00.820]This is a dandy example of a first year's cluster
[00:00:05.670]of Geneva Cornell's, Geneva introduction called Everest.
[00:00:12.990]And they named it Everest because they thought
[00:00:15.970]they'd reached the pinnacle of possibilities
[00:00:20.090]for seedless grapes.
[00:00:23.220]Another interesting side thing to point out
[00:00:26.990]is that there is some damage exhibited here.
[00:00:31.180]There's kind of a rustling scarring
[00:00:34.290]and that's related to spraying, what's it, Captan?
[00:00:41.530]No, Captan.
[00:00:42.880]Or Sevin.
[00:00:43.980]Or Sevin, at when the weather,
[00:00:46.810]when the temperature is very high.
[00:00:48.740]And temperatures get very high in this high tunnel.
[00:00:52.350]What, almost 110, 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
[00:00:59.846](lively music)

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