Marquis 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 Marquis grapes in the high tunnel on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln East Campus.

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[00:00:04.180]Marquis is an interesting white table grape.
[00:00:08.060]It did not set as good of set of clusters
[00:00:11.500]as some of the other grapes here this year,
[00:00:15.010]but last year it was quite productive
[00:00:17.620]and it looks to be, it will be productive even so
[00:00:20.230]because it does have two clusters
[00:00:23.210]and in some cases, three clusters per stem.
[00:00:26.780]Interesting history on Marquis.
[00:00:30.610]As I said, it's a white table grape introduced by Cornell,
[00:00:35.770]but Jim Johnson who had Blue Valley Vineyards near Crete
[00:00:44.338]grew Marquis as a possible blending grape,
[00:00:48.688]and he found it very productive
[00:00:50.900]and used it in some of his white wine blends.

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