Vineyard Pruning 101: Essential Tips and Pruning Tools
Pruning is one of the most important post-harvest tasks in the vineyard. Typically performed in late winter or early spring while vines are dormant, pruning determines not only the quality…
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Trellis Construction 101: Building a Basic Winegrape Trellis
Selecting the right trellis system is one of the most important early decisions in vineyard development. While there are many trellis configurations and training systems available, all successful winegrape trellis…
Erosion Control 101: Prevention Supplies
Erosion control is the practice of preventing or managing soil loss caused by wind and water. In vineyards, erosion is more than a soil issue—it directly affects vine health, productivity,…
Bird Control and Netting Supplies
As harvest approaches, one of the biggest threats to grape quality and yield comes from above—birds. Left unmanaged, birds can cause significant crop loss in a very short period of…
Vineyard Tips for Spring
The growth cycle of grapevines varies widely based on climate, weather patterns, and grape variety. With so many variables at play, no two vineyards follow the exact same spring schedule.…
Grape Harvest Preparation: Timing, Tools & Vineyard Best Practices
From August through October, Napa Valley vineyards buzz with harvest activity. While grapevines require attention year-round, harvest season brings a unique urgency. Ripeness windows are narrow, weather conditions can change…