• State of the Industry Webinar

    Join the Oregon Wine Board for an in-depth look at the current state of the Oregon wine industry. Industry analyst Danny Brager will share Oregon-specific and national data on sales, depletions, and year-to-date trends. Jenn Warrington of WISE Academy will provide direct-to-consumer insights and data-driven strategies to help wineries make the most of the final, busy month of the year. As the industry navigates a challenging year, this session aims to offer clarity, context, and inspiration for the road ahead. Register here.

  • Vineyard Pest Management – Spring Term Course

    Northwest Wine Studies Center at Chemeketa Eola 215 Doaks Ferry Road NW, Salem, Oregon, United States

    This course covers the identification and management of all major pests, diseases, and weeds found in vineyard systems. It develops students’ skills in pest monitoring and decision-making for effective vineyard management. The course also investigates integrated pest management strategies, including cultural, biological, chemical, and other control methods, and concludes with a review of relevant pest management regulations. View the full course description. Classes run Wednesdays, April 1-June 10, 2026.

    $500
  • Wine Appreciation – Spring Term Class

    Chemeketa Community College - Yamhill Valley Campus 288 NE Norton Lane, McMinnvile, OR, United States

    This wine appreciation class is your gateway to mastering the art of wine. Spanning ten Thursday evenings, this course offers an adventure in every glass, featuring the opportunity to experience 100 wines for just $350. Throughout the class, students will explore grape varieties from regions as diverse as the rolling hills of Italy and the vibrant landscapes of California. They will learn about different wine types and styles, including red, white, rosé, and sparkling, and develop the sensory skills needed to distinguish and appreciate a wide range of wines.  By the end, participants will have strengthened their sensory evaluation abilities and cultivated a connoisseur’s palate and nose. View the full course description. Classes run Thursdays, April 2-June 12, 2026, at the Yamhill Valley Campus of Chemeketa Community College in McMinnville.

    $350
  • Vineyard Pest ID & Scouting – English

    Northwest Wine Studies Center at Chemeketa Eola 215 Doaks Ferry Road NW, Salem, Oregon, United States

    This non-credit training gives you practical skills to prevent, spot, and manage pests and diseases in agricultural crops. You’ll learn how to identify and address common issues such as powdery mildew, botrytis, viruses, rust and blister mites, and mealybugs. The class will cover effective scouting techniques, pest and disease lifecycles, and when to scout, as well as how to gauge population or damage thresholds and decide when and what type of intervention is needed. English language instruction

    $50
  • Vineyard Crop Estimation Workshop – English

    Northwest Wine Studies Center at Chemeketa Eola 215 Doaks Ferry Road NW, Salem, Oregon, United States

    This half-day workshop walks you through the essential calculations and techniques used for crop estimation in commercial vineyards. You’ll learn when to take lag-phase measurements, how to demonstrate proper sampling methods for accurate estimates, and how to perform the calculations needed to project your expected harvest yield. English language instruction.

    $50
  • Vineyard Crop Estimation Workshop – Spanish

    Northwest Wine Studies Center at Chemeketa Eola 215 Doaks Ferry Road NW, Salem, Oregon, United States

    This half-day workshop walks you through the essential calculations and techniques used for crop estimation in commercial vineyards. You’ll learn when to take lag-phase measurements, how to demonstrate proper sampling methods for accurate estimates, and how to perform the calculations needed to project your expected harvest yield. Spanish language instruction.

    $50