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2017
Industry still suffers effects of droughtBy:Creamer Media Social Media Editor & Senior Writer Although innovative production practices and a diversified geographic production area helped to buffer the effect of the drought on the 2017 harvest, wine industry body VinPro explains that insufficient rainfall in the winter months will undoubtedly have an effect on vine functionality and yield going forward.
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