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What's happening in the field?

At the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station

Grape juice chemistry

September 12, 2009 by Marilyn Odneal

We collected berry samples on Friday, September 11. Here are the results (Brix or sugar, pH and TA or acid).

Cultivar °Brix pH TA
Chambourcin bc 22.8 3.29 0.892
Chambourcin gdc 22.2 3.30 0.977
Catawba dm 19.2 3.20 0.994
Catawba west 17.0 3.14 1.367
Norton – dm 20.6 3.18 1.774
Norton – North N 21.6 3.16 1.785
Norton – North S 20.0 3.14 1.926

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