Hurricane Melissa’s Impact on Jamaica’s Rum Makers
After Hurricane Melissa tore across Jamaica, the island’s rum makers face an uncertain road ahead. Here’s what we know so far—and what could come next.
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How alcohol-free can find its place under an existing label
How alcohol-free can find its place under an existing label
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📺How Afterwords Wines Is Redefining Small-Batch Winemaking
Join Brett Martin as he sits down with Anton Van De Plas, founder of Afterwords Wines, to explore his journey into Napa Valley winemaking, his collaboration ...
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Natural Plastic Made by Bees Shown to Biodegrade in Months, Not Centuries
BLACKSBURG, Va. — Plastic made by a bee, not a petrochemical, could provide answers to long-standing issues around ecological concerns raised by the extremely long lifespan the material has after use. Researchers at Virginia Tech and the University of Tennessee have found the material created by a species of ground-dwelling bee to line its nest […] The post Natural Plastic Made by Bees Shown to Biodegrade in Months, Not Centuries appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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