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A TeamA Team--Oriented Approach Oriented Approach to to WinegrapeWinegrape Research and Research and
Extension in Oklahoma Extension in Oklahoma
Eric T. Stafne, Ph.D.Eric T. Stafne, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorAssistant Professor
Department of Horticulture and L.A.Department of Horticulture and L.A.
Where Did We Come Where Did We Come From?From?
Historical PerspectiveHistorical Perspective
Significant grape production in late 1800s Significant grape production in late 1800s into early 1900sinto early 1900s
‘‘CatawbaCatawba’’, , ‘‘ConcordConcord’’, , ‘‘DelawareDelaware’’
More than 5,000 acres reported in 1908More than 5,000 acres reported in 1908
Several species of grape native to Several species of grape native to OklahomaOklahoma
Early Oklahoma Grape ResearchEarly Oklahoma Grape Research
T.V. Munson and H. Jaeger roamed through T.V. Munson and H. Jaeger roamed through Oklahoma for Oklahoma for germplasmgermplasm
OK A&M planted vines in 1892OK A&M planted vines in 1892
Grapes Grapes –– 1894 1894 –– Tested over 200 species and varietiesTested over 200 species and varieties–– Mainly American and some hybrids Mainly American and some hybrids
Updated publication in 1898Updated publication in 1898
ProhibitionProhibition1890s1890s–– AntiAnti--Saloon League and WomenSaloon League and Women’’s s
Christian Temperance UnionChristian Temperance Union
1917 1917 –– ““Bone DryBone Dry”” law bans importation of law bans importation of
alcoholic beverages into Oklahomaalcoholic beverages into Oklahoma
1918 1918 –– ““Bone DryBone Dry”” law overturnedlaw overturned
19191919–– 1818thth Amendment enacted prohibitionAmendment enacted prohibition
19191919--19321932–– Decline in grape productionDecline in grape production
Table Grape Production?Table Grape Production?
From 1925From 1925--1928 Oklahoma produced 1928 Oklahoma produced >1800 tons of grapes on average>1800 tons of grapes on average
More than any state in south central U.S. More than any state in south central U.S. (aside from Arkansas)(aside from Arkansas)
Great Depression EraGreat Depression EraDust BowlDust Bowl
Oklahoma A&M Oklahoma A&M resurrected grape resurrected grape research in 1933research in 1933
75 American and hybrids75 American and hybrids
Added 43 more FrenchAdded 43 more French--American hybrids in 1950American hybrids in 1950
Prohibition EndsProhibition Ends
19591959
OSU Grape BreedingOSU Grape BreedingHerman Herman HinrichsHinrichs–– Max Knotts, George GirouardMax Knotts, George Girouard–– 1950s through 1970s1950s through 1970s
Released several varieties: Released several varieties: Sunset, Sunset, RubaiyatRubaiyat, Meteor, , Meteor, VinokVinok, , Bounty, Eureka, CimarronBounty, Eureka, Cimarron
Still have Still have ‘‘RubaiyatRubaiyat’’, , ‘‘SunsetSunset’’, , and and ‘‘CimarronCimarron’’–– Only Only ‘‘RubaiyatRubaiyat’’ grown commercially grown commercially
(small scale)(small scale)
Wine Grape InterestWine Grape Interest
Increased in 1960s and 1970sIncreased in 1960s and 1970s
Waned in 1980sWaned in 1980s
Resurgence in midResurgence in mid-- to late 1990s to to late 1990s to presentpresent
3 wineries in late 1990s to 50+ today3 wineries in late 1990s to 50+ today
Recent OSU Grape ResearchRecent OSU Grape Research
Late 1980s to 1990sLate 1980s to 1990s–– R.K. Striegler, S. von Broembsen, P. Mulder, R.K. Striegler, S. von Broembsen, P. Mulder,
etc.etc.
Late 1990s to early 2000sLate 1990s to early 2000s–– B.D. McCraw, S. von Broembsen, P. MulderB.D. McCraw, S. von Broembsen, P. Mulder–– Introduce Grape Management Short CourseIntroduce Grape Management Short Course–– To date more than 500 participantsTo date more than 500 participants
New InitiativesNew Initiatives
Dr. McCraw retiresDr. McCraw retires–– No replacement envisionedNo replacement envisioned
Surprise! 2005 ETS hiredSurprise! 2005 ETS hired
Recent Additions at OSURecent Additions at OSU
Dr. Damon SmithDr. Damon SmithDr. Eric RebekDr. Eric RebekDr. Edralin LucasDr. Edralin LucasDr. William McGlynn (not new but new to Dr. William McGlynn (not new but new to grape/wine research)grape/wine research)
Where Do We Stand Where Do We Stand Now?Now?
Grape VarietiesGrape Varieties
European grapes (European grapes (VitisVitis viniferavinifera))FrenchFrench--American hybridsAmerican hybridsHybridsHybridsAmerican (American (V. V. aestivalisaestivalis, , V. V. labruscalabrusca, etc.), etc.)
State Grape ProductionState Grape Production597 reported acres of grapes597 reported acres of grapes
50+ wineries50+ wineries
~80% ~80% V. V. viniferavinifera, ~15% F, ~15% F--A hybrid (or A hybrid (or other hybrid)other hybrid)
60% red grapes, 40% white grapes60% red grapes, 40% white grapes
Lincoln County most acreageLincoln County most acreage
Most Popular VarietiesMost Popular VarietiesVarietyVariety RankRank PerformancePerformanceCabernet SauvignonCabernet Sauvignon 11 mediocremediocreMerlotMerlot 22 mediocremediocreShirazShiraz 33 poorpoorRieslingRiesling 44 poor to med.poor to med.Muscat blancMuscat blanc 55 poor to med.poor to med.ChardonnayChardonnay 66 poor to med.poor to med.CynthianaCynthiana 77 very goodvery goodChambourcinChambourcin 88 good to v. goodgood to v. goodZinfandelZinfandel 99 poorpoorChardonelChardonel 1010 goodgood
Why Why V. V. viniferavinifera??
Makes highest quality wineMakes highest quality wine
Likes hot and dry Likes hot and dry conditions in summerconditions in summer
Name recognitionName recognition
ProductiveProductive
Why Not Why Not V. V. viniferavinifera??
V. V. viniferavinifera–– Lack of cold hardinessLack of cold hardiness–– Overly vigorousOverly vigorous–– Overly fruitfulOverly fruitful–– Little disease resistanceLittle disease resistance–– Must be intensively managedMust be intensively managed
Why Hybrids?Why Hybrids?
HybridsHybrids–– Better Cold HardinessBetter Cold Hardiness–– Better Disease ResistanceBetter Disease Resistance–– Better ProductivityBetter Productivity
Why Not Hybrids?Why Not Hybrids?
IgnoranceIgnorance
Perceived lack of Perceived lack of qualityquality
““They donThey don’’t grow that t grow that in Napa!in Napa!”” (or (or Bordeaux or Tuscany Bordeaux or Tuscany oror……))
Common Disease Common Disease ProblemsProblems
Black RotBlack Rot
GuignardiaGuignardia bidwelliibidwellii–– Major fungal diseaseMajor fungal disease–– All All viniferavinifera highly highly
susceptiblesusceptible–– Hybrids range from Hybrids range from
highly susceptible to highly susceptible to highly resistanthighly resistant
–– Attacks all parts of vineAttacks all parts of vine–– Fruit becomes resistant Fruit becomes resistant
at ~8at ~8--10 10 °°brixbrix
Crown GallCrown Gall
AgrobacteriumAgrobacterium vitisvitis–– Major bacterial disease (at Major bacterial disease (at
least for now)least for now)–– Often brought on by winter Often brought on by winter
injuryinjury–– Usually present in vine Usually present in vine
when received from nurserywhen received from nursery–– No cure, remove vinesNo cure, remove vines
PiercePierce’’ss DiseaseDisease
XylellaXylella fastidiosafastidiosa–– Debilitating diseaseDebilitating disease–– Destroyed Destroyed winegrapewinegrape
production in eastern production in eastern Texas and southern Texas and southern CaliforniaCalifornia
–– Vectored by Vectored by sharpshooters (GWSS sharpshooters (GWSS most efficient)most efficient)
–– Now in OklahomaNow in Oklahoma
Other Diseases of NoteOther Diseases of Note
EutypaEutypa ((EutypaEutypa latalata))PhomopsisPhomopsis ((PhomopsisPhomopsis viticolaviticola))Downy mildew (Downy mildew (PlasmoparaPlasmopara viticolaviticola))Powdery mildew (Powdery mildew (UncinulaUncinula necatornecator))Various bunch rotsVarious bunch rotsVirusesVirusesWhatWhat’’s next?s next?
Common Insect Common Insect ProblemsProblems
Green June BeetleGreen June Beetle
CotinisCotinis notidanotida–– Eats near ripe fruitEats near ripe fruit–– Easy to control, but PHI is a problemEasy to control, but PHI is a problem–– Voracious if not controlledVoracious if not controlled–– Definite variety preferencesDefinite variety preferences
Apple Twig Borer (Grape Cane Borer)Apple Twig Borer (Grape Cane Borer)
AmphicerusAmphicerusbicaudatusbicaudatus–– Only a problem on Only a problem on
stressed vinesstressed vines–– Will quickly infest Will quickly infest
vines that have cold vines that have cold damagedamage
–– Timing of control not Timing of control not well understoodwell understood
–– Becoming a serious Becoming a serious issueissue
Other Insect IssuesOther Insect Issues
Grape Berry Moth (Grape Berry Moth (EndopizaEndopiza viteanaviteana))Grape Grape PhylloxeraPhylloxera ((DaktulosphaeraDaktulosphaeravitifoliaevitifoliae))
Biggest Problem?Biggest Problem?
EnvironmentEnvironment–– Hot in summerHot in summer–– Cold in winterCold in winter–– Fluctuating temperaturesFluctuating temperatures–– Stressful conditionsStressful conditions
Where Do We Go From Where Do We Go From Here?Here?
Departments Currently InvolvedDepartments Currently Involved
Horticulture and LAHorticulture and LAEntomology and Plant PathologyEntomology and Plant PathologyNutritional SciencesNutritional SciencesAgricultural EconomicsAgricultural EconomicsPlant and Soil SciencesPlant and Soil SciencesFAPCFAPC
Needs to Evolve ProgramNeeds to Evolve Program
BreedingBreedingMolecular techniquesMolecular techniquesMarketing and ManagementMarketing and ManagementEconomic analysesEconomic analysesDistance educationDistance educationWaste productsWaste productsEntomologyEntomologyWine makingWine makingNutrition/Health propertiesNutrition/Health properties
ShortcomingsShortcomingsLittle to no industry Little to no industry supportsupport
PartPart--time faculty time faculty involvementinvolvement
PartPart--time staff time staff involvementinvolvement
Recent EffortsRecent EffortsGrape Management Short CourseGrape Management Short CourseViticulture Education ProgramViticulture Education ProgramOSU Viticulture and Enology Website OSU Viticulture and Enology Website ((www.grapes.okstate.eduwww.grapes.okstate.edu))NewsletterNewsletterExtension PublicationsExtension Publications–– Pocket Guide to Oklahoma Grape Pocket Guide to Oklahoma Grape
Diseases, Insects, and Other Diseases, Insects, and Other Disorders (EDisorders (E--1004)1004)
Grape Grower Data Collection Grape Grower Data Collection NetworkNetworkOklahoma Viticulture Handbook Oklahoma Viticulture Handbook –– end end of 2009of 2009
Wine AppealWine Appeal
Cultural CachetCultural Cachet
HistoricalHistorical
Fun!Fun!