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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 54 MIN

The History and Making of Wine with Dusty Timmons

from Conservation Stories · host Sandhills Area Research Association

Send SARA a text In this episode, Tillery Timmons-Sims interviews Dusty Timmons, Vineyard Manager for Lost Draw Vineyards, Former Viticulturist for AgriLife Extension Service and Tillery's brother. The episode is jam-packed with history and wine knowledge. We discussed the gamble of grape growing, how to make good wine and why people are now drinking less wine. More about our guest:  Dusty Timmons, Vineyard Manager for Lost Draw Vineyards, Former Viticulturist for AgriLife Extension Service Website   For more information about SARA, please visit sara-conservation.com Support the Conservation Stories Podcast Follow SARA for more updates  •  Instagram  •  Facebook  •  LinkedIn •  X/Twitter Conservation Stories is presented by The Sandhills Area Research Association (SARA). Subscribe now to hear all the interviews. Upcoming Episodes Include: • Stephen Rockwood, Conservation Specialist with Ducks Unlimted (Part 2)• Dr. Jim Mazurikiewicz, Professor Emeritus & Ag Leadership Program Director - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension - Texas A&M University• Rob Cook, Director of Business Development at Bamert Seed Company, and Chairman at National Grazingland Coalition  

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