Armaa.N Vineyard Update – Canopy Management & Disease Control
The flowers have bloomed and the next step is to self-pollinate. The flowers will then be replaced by berries.
The flowers have bloomed and the next step is to self-pollinate. The flowers will then be replaced by berries.
Burst of color, hummm of bees, emergence of new buds, and loads of anticipation. The vineyard is waking up!
It’s a quiet period on the vineyard as the vines are beginning to go dormant in preparation for the upcoming winter. Cover crops were recently planted into the soil to add nitrogen and other nutrients to the soil.
It’s a quiet period on the vineyard as the vines are beginning to go dormant in preparation for the upcoming winter. Cover crops were recently planted into the soil to add nitrogen and other nutrients to the soil.
Disking incorporates the green material and our beautiful, nitrogen-rich cover crop into the soil – adding organic matter that will compost itself and break down into more nutrients and help our water storing capacity.
Disking incorporates the green material and our beautiful, nitrogen-rich cover crop into the soil – adding organic matter that will compost itself and break down into more nutrients and help our water storing capacity.