Daniel Howsepian

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi Robert;  I have a couple of posts that need replacement and could use those posts.  If they’re still available, please contact me @ Raisindetrevineyards@gmail,com  or  925-858-7000  Thanks,  Daniel

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi Robert:

if you would like a second opinion, I would be happy to help.

daniel

925-858-7000

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi Eric:

When to prune is a good question.  You should never prune if there is Rain in the forecast within 4-5 days. Trunk rot and other diseases is a real concern with cuttings.  One should always seal your cuttings!  

The earlier you prune, the more likely of diseases.  I usually prune late February early March, depending on the weather.

Also, later pruning will delay bud break, so if you think you might have some freezing events ahead, I would hold off.

Hope this helps.

Daniel

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi Marek:

 

Here are a couple to start with:

 

Roberto Corona;   707-696-0615

Dylan Rahn;  707-337-9893

Steve Kotch;  925-525-0073

Please be aware that we are not promoting anyone for vineyard management.  These are people we know about who are currently working for some of our membership.  It is advised that you interview them and follow up on their references before you hire anyone.

Good luck and let us know how it goes.  We would like to know.

Sincerely

Daniel Howsepian

925-858-7000

 

[Daniel Howsepian]

hi Jerry:

 

It sounds like a nutrient deficiency, as Jessica mentioned.

We have on the website, on the winemakers forum a lab you can contact and send in samples so you can determine what to do.

Good luck and let us know how it goes.  We’d like to know!

daniel howsepian

 

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi again Rick & Wendi:

 

Go to https://retail.jscagsupply.com/

 

You’ll find what you need there.

[Daniel Howsepian]

Hi Rick & Wendi:

As Bill mentioned, the vineyard manager would be the one who will install the netting for you.  Normally, once the vines go into verasion ( Changing of color) this is the time when the birds start their scouting and it’s time to start installing the netting.  Maybe a friendly call to Dylan on his timing might be in order.