Vineyard Management - About Our Vines

Brad Sorensen of Silverado Farming Co. explains the basics of grape vines, root stock, training, cordons, and managing fruit load.

[@SelfHealingGod]

Awesome video and whatever we grow from our earth is such a blessing. I started a small garden myself.....

[@MahfudAgroDocumentary]

Its a large vineyard, lot of grape fruits at the harvest time for sure. ☝☝🥰👍👍👌

[@xm222]

Beautiful vineyard, congratulations and greetings from Poland :)

[@nemzvalencia2433]

great info. thanks

[@nbagoats4819]

Extremely educational.

[@futurebillionaire2221]

hello your videos vsry helpful I want to start with 10 acres how many ton (average) will produce and how many year can be a harvested after planting

[@besokochiashvili7740]

Good I got pinot nuar which is 34years old and all the time we ware pruning with guiot method but last year I pruned like you do and I got dobled amount of harvest 16000 kg on heqtar on a dry plase without irrigation.

[@a2n_channel491]

Amazing

[@81Kush]

any grape variety that arnt grafted onto root stalk normaly? and was this a cane type grape?

[@trinityrivervineyards3246]

thanks for sharing

[@claudermiller]

i planted a vine this spring. it is about 1 foot tall and has grapes on it. i planted another one two years ago, it's 6 foot tall and nothing. i need to rethink this entire grape thing.

[@dwelleyvineyard9670]

Muy buen video

[@jimmoss6654]

One grafts on resistant root stock largely because of root pests such as phylloxera and nematodes, not for disease resistance. Although some rootstocks have use to resist dagger nematode infecting the vine with fan leaf virus. Other reasons for rootstocks are to effect the vigor of the vine and nutrient uptake in very low ph soils or very high ph soils. Some rootstocks can also have a positive effect on fruit set on cultivars that set poorly.

[@mikhailchilikin6416]

Hello. And where are you? You have a cold winter?

[@hmdyoutubechannel8796]

Good job

[@Garry4life89]

@Lucrowse thanks dood

[@motog4-75]

So that would be 60 odd clusters approx per vine?🤔

[@TABULAMPOTRUDI]

in Indonesia I grow grapes in pots and it turns out very well. although not as good as the country of origin 🙏🏻

[@carpy1252]

So is the trunk just one single vine that grew and became very thick? If so, does that mean when you are starting out with a small one, you only need to keep on shoot to grow up as the trunk?

[@seanbailey317]

From what i understand the grapevine starts out growing straight up and you should prune anything that diverts from directly upwards in the first year, Second year you will top it and force it to grow outwards either with single arm or double arms, third year you cut it back as in the video. So i'd assume these vines are atleast 3 yrs old if not older.

[@lagatitaviolenta]

Diego!!

[@richezakie]

nice few..

[@79Testo]

Nice....... how does the s04 work for you? I like its vigor, 3309 is lower quality vigor. what kind of soil do you have?

[@BlackJesus8463]

CLAY!

[@archiebirdman]

which direction is the best direction to plant the tree rows ? thank you!

[@spectatorprovoker6949]

one direction

[@zibafu]

cool, just got given a baby grape plant, my method would've been to simply bang it in the ground and see what happens haha, obviously a lot more to it :P

[@vincentlim5158]

da best diego salvador

[@jjtani2877]

Good

[@persahabatan6902]

Anggur Aduhaai..

[@claudermiller]

i'm guessing you prune in fall???

[@Dassick89]

You would prune in winter when the vine is dormant, The vines must be trimmed or all the energy will be used for growing instead of fruiting.

[@claudermiller]

thanks

[@paulaoconnell373]

Pickberry vineyard

[@ulugbek6640]

Daxshatku

[@pimpfluid69]

not pruning would cause the fruit to not ripen

[@nbd9508]

You Americans are very smart, I think why we don't get it so your land is loose, isn't it?.

[@Lucrowse]

The vine would overproduce fruit and much of it would not ripen, leaving it unsuitable for wine production.

[@shfqettoska6080]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅

[@gryziu1]

Super winorośla,pozdrawiam :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWm1aIqQp81petE

[@d0d0b1rd]

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