Eco-friendly French winemakers plant hybrid vines to curb pesticide use
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A group of French winemakers is taking a significant step towards sustainability by planting hybrid grape varieties that resist diseases like mildew. This initiative aims to reduce reliance on pesticides, which are commonly used in traditional winemaking. While the movement faces challenges in convincing both producers and consumers to shift away from popular varieties like cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay, it represents a hopeful trend in eco-friendly viticulture that could lead to healthier vineyards and a more sustainable future for the industry.
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