This year’s grape harvest will be smaller, but the fruit is of better quality, according to one local vineyard owner.A combination of the heat, high winds and a recent rainfall that slightly dampened the drought conditions is resulting in a harvest that is about half the normal average.“We had just a beautiful crop and every vine was loaded, and then we had 105-degree days and the wind; it burned a lot of fruit off,” said Jerry Delaney of Delaney Vineyards.“It wasn’t just the Delaney Vineyards, it was all over the High Plains. When you have those tender blooms out there,