Very helpful! I love "gardening" or other videos about growing things, they don't get outdated. This video is several years old, but it's all relevant no matter when you watch it. Thanks for all the good tips!! I especially love the "manhandling" of the vines. I am too gentle with mine!!
Yeeees! Cool climate regions represent...I love some VA Cab Franc as well. Thanks for this how-to; the breakdown was excellent for a beginner in vineyard management. I will never forget that toe analogy...
Please consider doing this work using the new tractor shown here as the Miastrada Dragon. Instead of growing weeds in the row space, you could even plant another row of vines and still leave room to get the tractor through. From the shadows it looks like the vines could still get enough sun.
We are looking to plant vine rows closer together using the tractor shown at Miastrada Dragon. If twice as many rows were planted, would there be more concern about fungus? Based on traditional practice in Europe, it seems ok. But I would be interested in trading comments at that Miastrada Dragon site.
Wish we could have it where it not about old grape vines, do you have a video wen you just planted a vine from a nursery, I planted them 3 variety s are concord purple, flame light purple and interlaken green, around the ending of march now its august 20 201I 6 months of growth, now I live on oahu hawaii we no more snow or its not too cold so now my vines are really growing good some are pencil size already, now wen December come this year i have to prune the vine or should I wait till later on I was told that newly planted vine first and secondyear take offf any cluster the first two years, then start to take the grapes the 3rd year, in hawaii will the vine go thru the same as your vine will in the winter time , so while I prune this year and let it go thru it cycle, mahalo cuz for your time aloha from Oahu Hawaii pearl city, pacific palisades 96782 I live about 750 elevation up the mountain
It would have been nice for you to post WHY you think this is damaging. When i compare his to other videos, the most obvious thing to me is the lack of concern over a balance of fruit to foliage. Seems like "old" methods tend to actually try to limit the number of leaves per cluster. No reason given. Here the less refined method but more effective way to open the clusters to the sun makes some sense to me, though i wonder if that is more important for colored varieties than is it for whites? Do you want a stronger tasting white? or is it more about sugar production? I suppose this is a primer and not the complete guide so i take it for what it is worth. Thank you for the video!
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Great video, Derek has great way of explaining things
thanks for sharing this video - i bought a place with 100 yr old vines that were all over so this year I am pruning to get fruit here in Maine.
Very helpful! I love "gardening" or other videos about growing things, they don't get outdated. This video is several years old, but it's all relevant no matter when you watch it. Thanks for all the good tips!! I especially love the "manhandling" of the vines. I am too gentle with mine!!
Yeeees! Cool climate regions represent...I love some VA Cab Franc as well. Thanks for this how-to; the breakdown was excellent for a beginner in vineyard management. I will never forget that toe analogy...
Derek, this was very interesting. Thanks for taking the time.
Derek,
This video was very helpful. Now I have lots more work to do. Thanks a lot!
Brian Burley
Tq. This is so easy to understand .
Very informative!! I just did mine backyard grape vines today! Thank you
Please consider doing this work using the new tractor shown here as the Miastrada Dragon.
Instead of growing weeds in the row space, you could even plant another row of vines and still leave room to get the tractor through.
From the shadows it looks like the vines could still get enough sun.
Good video, thanks!
very informative video, top notch.
Very informative thank you!
It would be helpful to add to your video if the vines rows are planted east west or north south.
We are looking to plant vine rows closer together using the tractor shown at Miastrada Dragon. If twice as many rows were planted, would there be more concern about fungus? Based on traditional practice in Europe, it seems ok. But I would be interested in trading comments at that Miastrada Dragon site.
Question what do you use to keep insects and that powder mildew
off of our vines? I need honeybee friendly solutions.
Thanks
Great
#RGMMAGETAN
where did you get a knife like that
I can get my son to do that whacking the plants 😂😂
Thanks... very helpful as I manage my 600 pinot noir vines,,, Go Big Red... (Cornell not the wine ;))
my fruit is falling off why
please help fla
👍👍👍im indonesia..
Wish we could have it where it not about old grape vines, do you have a video wen you just planted a vine from a nursery, I planted them 3 variety s are concord purple, flame light purple and interlaken green, around the ending of march now its august 20 201I 6 months of growth, now I live on oahu hawaii we no more snow or its not too cold so now my vines are really growing good some are pencil size already, now wen December come this year i have to prune the vine or should I wait till later on I was told that newly planted vine first and secondyear take offf any cluster the first two years, then start to take the grapes the 3rd year, in hawaii will the vine go thru the same as your vine will in the winter time , so while I prune this year and let it go thru it cycle, mahalo cuz for your time aloha from Oahu Hawaii pearl city, pacific palisades 96782 I live about 750 elevation up the mountain
Wtf
Get your self a Tractor-Trimmer mate!
Also research under and over and cropping.
Video of how not to do! The most harmful video of farming practices on the grapes.
It would have been nice for you to post WHY you think this is damaging. When i compare his to other videos, the most obvious thing to me is the lack of concern over a balance of fruit to foliage. Seems like "old" methods tend to actually try to limit the number of leaves per cluster. No reason given. Here the less refined method but more effective way to open the clusters to the sun makes some sense to me, though i wonder if that is more important for colored varieties than is it for whites? Do you want a stronger tasting white? or is it more about sugar production?
I suppose this is a primer and not the complete guide so i take it for what it is worth. Thank you for the video!
Question what do you use to keep insects and that powder mildew
off of our vines? I need honeybee friendly solutions.
Question what do you use to keep insects and that powder mildew
off of our vines? I need honeybee friendly solutions.
Insecticide- copper and sulphur