One Acre Napa Valley - Yountville AVA Episode 12 - Spring 2013 Fruit set

On this 1st Day of June see the small berries beginning to form after bloom and the clusters starting to take shape. For more details on bloom, please see episode #4 form the Oak Knoll Vineyard

[@BruceGoren]

Interesting tip about tendril length being a hydration indicator, always learning cool stuff from these videos!

[@evper]

Great Information Here, My back yard Concord Grapes are really doing well thanks to your videos.

[@oneacrewine]

Hi Maria Thanks very much for writing. I am glad the videos help a little, I just wanted to share some of the things that helped me. I am not exactly sure how the vine is at the moment, but it is usually best to wait until it goes dormant in the winter Thanks again Dave

[@oneacrewine]

Hi tenlee1 Yes, I was thinking of doing just that, in fact I talk to someone else who asked about an episode on spraying too. I will check with Adam K ( he shoots the videos with me ) on his schedule and see what we can do. Funny you ask, I am just getting ready to spray this evening. Thanks for your message, Dave

[@tennlee1]

Thanks for the great video. Would you consider doing a video on how you spray for fungi and what your decision making process is?

[@mariap1670]

I was searching everywhere until I found your videos, thank you so much for all those videos. They are awesome! My grapevine plant I just let it grow this year can I start pruning next year instead of this year? Again thanks for your videos!

[@dufusrunescape]

woo-hoo! you're back

[@DRAGONjim99]

Thanks for all the lessons. What happened to the ground cover that was in the last video? Surely, your lawn mower did not do that.

[@DRAGONjim99]

Back in the planting video you did not mention ground preparation before row layout. I am wondering if you had the field ripped as UC Davis mentions.