The flava:With nearly 600 wineries and more than 100,000 jobs, a surging Texas wine industry requires skilled labor to keep up with it — a need Palo Alto College aims to fill.
Starting in the spring, the college will offer an associate degree in viticulture and enology — that’s grape-growing and winemaking — a regional first designed to supply vineyard and winery workers who know what they’re doing.
The article:
https://www.expressnews.com/news/education/article/Palo-Alto-College-offers-wine-making-degree-for-a-14867827.php
We have an enology program here in Fresno. It's not bad stuff. Still, it's often not a good sign when students list "enology" as their major when they're not even in the Ag. school.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea Texas made wine! Are we talking vineyards, too?
ReplyDeleteTexas wineries.
ReplyDeleteTwelve top Texas wineries to visit.
And if you're going to Marfa, might as well drop by
the vineyards in Fort Stockton.