Red, OK I had to check out the Missouri State University Viticulture program. You should check your enrolment, as classes have already started. I see they brought in a guy from Santa Rosa (Napa Valley, although I like Sonoma, it is where I hunt pigs)California to teach the classes. I have to wonder how much wine we can drink ! There are commercial wineries in every single state, all doing well, or so they say. Seems like everyone every where is planting grapes and going to make wine and much $$$. Lots of luck with it anyway. What kind of grapes will you be planting ? I think you will find that equipment you have is ill suited to growing grapes and a fruit orchard. It does require though, lots of cheep unskilled manual labor, something I think that you, with your experience and education are well suited for. I do want to place a order for the first bottle of Indiana Red Reserve.
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