I definitely want to learn how to breed wellTraits are going to be lost regardless along the way unless you are doing fields of open pollinations, selective breeding is just that, selecting one male to hit one female to take the best traits from each strain while breeding out the bad traitsits not a perfect science, you may be taking away 10 bad traits but along with it goes 5 good ones, comes down to how good the breeder is and their selections
Thats down to several things, its the weather - direct sunlight, prevailing winds, length of days and rainfall. The profile of the soil and the rock beneath plays a huge part too, the chemicals in the rock and soil imparts a lot of the flavour profile of the grapes. The weather does a lot with the sugars in the fruit, making the grapes either sweet or sour. The original grapes come from the area around Shiraz in Iraq, selective breeding and years of growing in various places around the world has led to numerous flavours - much like the selective breeding of Cannabis has exploded in the past 50 years with the constant search for a new blockbuster strain.
Be a bit hard to be Ocean Grown in Colorado
I wouldn't recommend attempting pollination unless you have a completely separate area to do so, I wouldn't do it anywhere near my flower tent while there are other plants flowering Yes males will continue to drop pollination all the way throughout flower but not till they die, I have successfully revegged a male and as soon as they are back in a comfortable veg state they will not drop pollen. A pollinated female will not pollinate other plants if cleaned afterwards, basically what you need to do is pollinate it elsewhere (for me I use a separate tent, air exhaust has a carbon filter to stop pollen escaping tent), wait a day or 2 for the females pistils to turn or recess which indicates they have been successfully pollinated, after this it is safe to spray down that female with water which will kill off any excess active pollen and stop the spread to any other plants, will be safe after this to move into the flower tent I would also recommend limiting the airflow through the tent while you have a male in there, will stop the pollen from lingering in the air as much, I don't run any fans in my pollen tent apart from the exhaust 
Ok so in a way he is right and another he is wrong
If you plan on using your tent for the process you will need to give it a good clean afterwards, as I said earlier water kills the pollen so give it a good spray down and scrub and shouldn't have any future issues, I usually do it with water first and then give it a hit with soapy water after
Man some of the old wives tales you hear, just like the one about you cant have any males in your veg tent or it will ruin your females I mean come on they got diseases now? I think I'm more worried about one of my females turning hermy on me and pollinating the crop more than a male, got a lot more control on a plant you know is going to drop pollen compared to a female spazzing out halfway through flower
Not sure how long it stays viable, would try to use it as quick as possible
Will need to be stored in a dry dark spot, ive collected pollen before by shaking the male over a sheet of glass, use a razor blade to scrape it up, then goes into a light-proof sealed container with a few grains of rice to keep it dry and then straight into the freezer
ive still gotta get down to the hydro shop and grab some, will have to be tomorrow I think Cheap as shit though, a lot better than paying $9 for 5lt at Bunnings 
