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I used 10' treated post buried 4' deep. For wire it is #9 at 5'6". My reds are 25% marquette, 25% verona a d 50% petite pearl Whites frontenac blanc and itasca 50/50. All do very well and are well received by friends. 9

These are only my thoughts, first determine how much wine you want to make. Plan on 4 bottles per vine. I would also research various varieties and taste these. You may also blend to your taste. I would suggest a high wire cordons spacing around 7 feet. Works well for me in northern...

Wish I could have joined.

I have the 430.

My local store is also discontinuing selling wine products. More customers for beer than wine.

I use the middle size, it puts out the same amount of liquid per plant as a battery pack back pack sprayer. It looks like a fine mist but the leaves are completely covered with liquid. Both sides as opposed to back pack which only covered one side.

I have a Stihl, works great

Si So true.

They look textbook perfect. Nice job.

I use a insect netting and use spring clips at 3 feet. I've had good results.

You may want to aquire this, Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide. Available Perdue Education Store , wwwedustore.purdue.edu. a free PDF is also available from the store. This will help you make decisions as to what is needed and when to use. It contains lots of useful information.

I noticed the same, last year thousands and this year only a few.

2.5 to 3", even then one would have to restrike as the concrete set.

This photo was real. Being a concrete contractor I saw this photo around 15 or do years ago in a concrete contractor magazine. Can't remember the exact cause but I think the Civil engineer or surveyor was at fault. This photo was part of a article about blinding following a plan.

No, and it was balanced nicely.