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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.

My experience only, Marquette takes 18 months to drink. I opened a 2017 Marquette last week , it really improved in the last 2 years. Just my opinion but its the difference between drinkable and really good.

I always found it better to prevent a hangover than trying to cure one. Just my thoughts.

I meant the clover wine was terrible, sorry,

Around 12 years ago I came home from work and found that my wife picked buckets of clover flowers. She informed me that her uncles of Italian heritage made wine and she was making some wine. She comes from a college professor background, I came from a agriculture background. I felt she...

I have noticed the same on mine. In year two they were almost equal. Year 3 all looked equal in growth.