Healthy conflict can push teams to think bigger, innovate, and challenge assumptions...
Networking may seem intimidating, but it’s a practical way to seek employment, advance your career and gain professional support.
n this episode of the YC and You (YCNU) podcast, hosts Cadu Medina and Michael Grady sit down with Ryan Avery Follensbee, Director of Viticulture and Enology at Yavapai College’s Southwest Wine Center...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduces changes and new requirements for reporting overtime pay in 2026...
University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture is introducing a new and expanded team of professionals to serve this increasingly important part of agriculture in the Volunteer State...
Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences forges ties with 50-plus nations to advance wine science...
Golan Heights Winery and Galil Mountain Winery have announced the appointment of Yoram Avigad as Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2025...
Abbeys and territories united by a living legacy, to be safeguarded today and passed on to future generations — enhancing the enduring and contemporary role of abbeys in preserving landscapes, agricultural knowledge, and cultural identity...
DAVIS, Calif., September 30, 2025 – Twenty-one students received $99,500 in scholarships, and six students were recognized with Best Student Presentation Awards at the 2025 ASEV National Conference held June 16-19 in Monterey, California, by the American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV). Two students received the ASEV Presidents’ Award
The fourth edition of SevenFifty Daily’s industry-wide survey shows a sector grappling with economic headwinds—yet remaining cautiously optimistic about the future...
The multi-year scholarship will cover the cost of in-state Florida tuition and funding to participate in an educational study trip in Napa Valley, California for students pursuing careers in wine studies...
Wine credentials and their benefits are as varied as the people who seek them. Choosing the right program is important because each takes time, money and dedication...
Generous support from the wine community has provided $47,950 in scholarships to Linfield University Wine Studies students for the 2025–26 school year, investing in Oregon’s future wine leaders.
Do you remember a time when workplace conflict was rare, or at least handled differently? I sure do. It wasn’t that long ago where, it seemed, people were more willing to engage in a direct conversation to resolve their differences. The trend over the last few years, however, shows that incivility has been on the rise…rampantly. This is supported by many studies – just Google it and you’ll see. Th
There is a lot of talk about the state of the wine industry right now. AI is allegedly making some restaurants’ wine lists. Gallup polls say consumption is down...
