Vineyard Site Prep for Planting: Stage One
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Sometimes an entire vineyard must be pulled out and replanted. Michael J. Neal can oversee the project from prepping the soil to planting to harvest. In this video you will see step one in the process. mjnvs.com
If you are doing divided canopy, you are set up for alternate root zone drip irrigation. Makes water management easier. Makes under vine control easier. Makes green in the alley for biodiversity possible. I’ve used zero fertilizer and pesticides since 2013 with this strategy.
Paul, Paradisos del Sol Winery and Organic Vineyard
We moved permanently to synthetic fertilizers to cut down on costs and have had better results organic was just costing us money long term with nutrient defficiency and pest problems.
Green leaves and dapl sunlight
That soil looks done and in need of enrichment and rest
I'm sure they will just use a ton of fertilizer.
Thnks for vid me neal
Lateral removal near fruitzone
Diagonal 4 and direction of planting
There's probably a reason the 25 year old vines weren't very productive, that soil needs to be left alone for a while.
hello can I ask you more questions about the vineyard for beginners? guide me please
Protective layer for grapes from sunburn
sir, my grap tree plant gropup but soil make composts also and my grap very very sour, or my grap leaves in have a white fangash. what I do it, please halp me??
Split canopy
Root fragment removal for nematodes
Root fragment pickup
Green leaf towards harvest
4 half ft w 2 ripers
Lime compost
Rutherfords dust
Direction of plant 4 ft
Light dusting
Compost 10 t per acre
Cabernnay water ap per week peonth
7 tons per acre at 10 tears
Rippers 4 ft ctr
10 Tom's per acre
R985 fragment
Neal
Lime
Nenatodes
That is some martian soil lol. I thought my soil in the garden was bad..
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That soil looks terrible for growing grapes.
Bo yellow
No
Sunburn exposure
Good vid