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November 2, 2009

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Alan Viader, Director of Operations, Viader Vineyards, stated that “this year there was much better balance of fruit on the vines and a definite improvement in quality” after using Agrostim™ on their entire vineyard. Alan also stated that he “plans to increase the number of applications of Agrostim™ next year.”

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