M-QEP Benefits Request

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The NCMGA's Muscadine Growers and Winemakers Quality Enhancement Program (M-QEP) offers special benefits to NC commercial winegrowers and winemakers, including a free Brix refractometer and free sample analysis. This form is used to gather information needed to provide those grant-funded benefits. Do not fill out this form if you are not in North Carolina.

Samples will be analyzed using an OENOFoss spectrometer. The number of samples that NCMGA can cover analysis costs for will be determined by number of participants and budget for the program. Participants will need to sample using recommended protocol, then chill/freeze samples before delivering or shipping the samples. Instructions will be provided. Shipping costs are the responsibility of the grower/winery.

In this form, request your best guess of what you need/want. NCMGA will notify you if only some can be covered by the M-QEP project; you can pay costs for additional samples yourself ($40/sample).

Email *

1. Your Name *

2. Vineyard/Winery name

3. Your mailing address (including city, state, zip) *

Your acreage in muscadines

4. A good phone number for reaching you *

5. Would you like to receive a Brix Refractometer through this program?

Yes

Not sure - please contact me

Other:

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6. Would you like free sample analysis through this program?

Yes

Not sure - please contact me

Other:

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7. If you answered YES to Question 6 above, which of the following applies to you? To give you best results, and since we hope to also gather useful (but anonymous) statewide data through juice sampling and analysis, understanding the sampling/sending process is important.

I participated in the webinar and understand the process

I have viewed the recording of the webinar and/or the PowerPoint presentations and understand the process

I participated in or viewed the webinar but still have questions about the sampling/sending process

I have not yet viewed the recording or presentations.

Other:

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8. If you answered YES to Question 6 above, how many samples do you want to have analyzed?

9. Please explain how you arrived at that number. For example, number of varieties, the number of blocks of vines, how many times you plan to sample.

10. Are you also interested in analysis of your wines during the winemaking process? If so, how may samples would you like to test?

11. Other comments and questions?

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