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Question: Sid would you please briefly explain the term “millerandage”.
Answer: Millerandage can occur during flowering and fruit set of the grape vine (Southern Hemisphere November/December & Northern Hemisphere May/June) where usually poor weather conditions cause uneven development resulting in berries of different sizes and ripeness. Sometimes given a nickname of “hens (normal) and chicks (smaller)”. This uneven ripeness causes problems at harvest time with grape selection and lower yields.
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