003: Top 3 Vineyard Questions I Hear… All. The. Time

Whether you're new to grape growing or you just need a bit of confidence to assure you're doing things alright, there may be some questions that you might be asking yourself that need some clarification.

 

In today's episode, Fritz reveals the top three questions about growing grapes that he hears all the time. He also shares practical tips to give you the solution and confidence that you need in your vineyard.

 

Fritz has been helping grape growers achieve success in their vineyards for over 20 years through various positions he had held within the industry. Having worked with universities as a private consultant and educator, Fritz has definitely heard a lot of questions related to grape growing. Hopefully, you'll find some things you can apply to your vineyard as well.  

 

In this episode, you will hear:

• The best method to train your newly planted vines
• What causes the spots on the leaves and what to do with them
• Spraying vines before or after a rain event
• Examples of curative products applied after the rain
• Understanding the modes of action in products

 

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Access grower guide resources at Virtual Viticulture Academy - https://www.virtualviticultureacademy.com/grower-guides/

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