| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Very important, these soils, especially the top 10 feet or so, called loess (a form of windblown alluvial sediment and sand), are resistant to the vine louse phylloxera; nothing beats that in a vineyard.But I think the most important thing to notice about the majority of the vineyard portion of Washington is simply where it is: at the eastern, not western, end of the state, one of the driest farmi
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