CV Grape Week Celebrating 115 years of Coachella grapes.
In 1989 there were 18,712 acres of grapes in the Coachella Valley. Today there are only 5000 acres left, employing about 6000 local residents. The decline is due to foreign grapes in the market. Buy local, save jobs!
CV Grape Week Celebrating 115 years of Coachella Grapes.
There are over 15 different varieties of grapes grown in the Coachella Valley. Here are Sweet Sapphire, Sugraones, Scarlet Royal, & Flames. #buylocal #buyCA #grapesfromCA
Coachella Valley Grape Week June 8-12 Celebrating 115 years of Coachella grapes and those farmers and farmworkers that make it happen. Buy CA Grapes and save jobs! Look for the American flag on the bag!
#buylocal #buyCA #grapesfromCA
CV Grape Week-Employees; Essential & Appreciated
It takes a team to get grapes to your table; forklift drivers, shipping, sales, USDA inspectors. Thank you all! #buyloca #buyCA #grapesfromCA
CV Grape Week-Employees; Essential & Appreciated
Packed grapes are loaded and sent to be inspected, cooled and then shipped to you! Thank you for getting grapes to our table! #buylocal #grapesfromCA #buyCA
Coachella Valley Grape Week Family Roots
Anthony A. Bianco came to the US in 1918 from Italy. Today 2nd, 3rd, & 4th generations are working on the family farm. #Buylocal #BuyCA #grapesfromCA
Coachella Valley Grape Week Family Roots
Vladimir Tudor Sr. came to the US from Croatia in the 1930s to grow grapes. Today 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generations are working in the family business. #buylocal #grapesfromCA #buyCA
CV Grape Week Celebrating 115 years of Coachella grapes.
Blaine Carian on a Coachella Valley ag tour with LQ Mayor Evans. @CityofLaQuinta #Buylocal #grapesfromCA





























