Tag: American Vineyard live

  • Scouting for Vine Mealybug and Other Pests with American Vineyard Live

    Kent Daane, UC Cooperative Extension Entomology Specialist, and Jeannine Lowrimore of Pacific Bio Control join American Vineyard Live to discuss some of the best practices for control of Vine Mealybug and other vineyard pests this summer. Watch the one hour presentation now or listen at the links below.

    Special thanks to the title sponsor Pacific Bio Control.

    Watch our previous Presentation: What Weeds are Telling You About Your Soil Health with American Vineyard Live

  • What Weeds are Telling You About Your Soil Health with American Vineyard Live

    Join Stetcyn Maldonado and Tom Johnson from Project Apis m. as they explore how weeds can serve as powerful indicators of vineyard health—often revealing potential problems before they become critical. In this insightful episode of American Vineyard Live, you’ll discover what different weeds can tell you about your soil and how they reflect the overall condition of your vineyard. As soil health takes center stage in sustainable agriculture, understanding these natural signals is more important than ever.

    Special thanks to Ag Bio Fusion for sponsoring this event.

  • How to Water your Vineyard Smarter this Season with American Vineyard Live

    American Vineyard Live teams up with Larry Williams and Cassie Braswell of HotSpot Ag to discuss how to water your vines more efficiently and economically. Topics discussed: Distribution Uniformity, Technology and Irrigation Monitoring, Irrigation Timing, and more! Learn from a renowned researcher and water conservation specialist!

    Special thanks to our sponsor HotSpot Ag

  • American Vineyard Live: What Weeds are Telling you About your Soil Health

    Join Stetcyn Maldonado and Tom Johnson from Project Apis m. on May 9th at 10am as they discuss how to understand vineyard soil conditions better by the weeds that are thriving. Strategies for remediation and scouting tips will be a primary focus. Walk away with several actionable items to improve your soil health!

    Register to attend the free webcast at: https://americanvineyardmagazine.com/register-live/

  • American Vineyard Live & Hot Spot Ag Present: “Making the Most of Limited Water” – A Must-Attend Webcast for Grape Growers

    Water scarcity remains a top challenge for grape growers, but the right irrigation strategies can make all the difference. American Vineyard Live and Hot Spot Ag are teaming up to host a live webcast on April 10, 2025, at 10 AM PDT, helping vineyard owners and managers maximize their irrigation efficiency this season.

    Titled “Making the Most of Limited Water”, this free webcast will feature Cassie Braswell of Hot Spot Ag and Larry Williams, Professor Emeritus, who will share expert insights and actionable strategies to help growers conserve resources, optimize irrigation, and improve yield. The “Water Smarter this Season,” session will include practical solutions tailored to the unique challenges of vineyard irrigation.

    💧 Bonus for Live Attendees! Live viewers will be entered for a chance to win a brand-new set of Bahco pruning tools or a $100 Amazon gift card!

    Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and take control of your vineyard’s water management strategy before the summer heat arrives. Register now to secure your spot!

    For more details and to register CLICK HERE.

  • Historic, Low California Grape Crush Reported: Analysis with Turrentine Brokerage on American Vineyard Live (Recording)

    American Vineyard Magazine hosted a special livestream webcast on February 21st, featuring representatives from Turrentine Brokerage providing a detailed analysis on the 2024 CDFA Grape Crush Report. The webcast was recorded and can now be viewed for free here. Watch now as Turrentine representatives share key insights on using the results of the report to make informed, critical business decisions moving forward, with wine market perspectives from the North Coast, Central Coast, Northern Interior and Central Valley wine regions.

  • Historic Grape Crush Report and Live-Streamed Event to Explain It All

    California has just come off of the smallest grape crush the state has experienced in decades. Join American Vineyard live on February 21, 2025, at 10 AM PST to review the 2024 Grape Crush Report and what it means to wine grape growers, vintners, and industry stakeholders in California and worldwide. American Vineyard Live and the team at Turrentine Brokerage will dive deep into questions stakeholders have such as: What is the Grape Crush Report? Why such a low crush this year? Why were quality grapes left unharvested in 2024? How will the 2024 Grape Crush Report impact my decisions in 2025 and beyond? Will the wine market improve in 2025? How can we use the 2024 Grape Crush Report? What can the 2024 Grape Crush Report do to help me make decisions for my vineyard?

    The panel discussion will be streamed live from Fresno, California for all interested viewers worldwide. It is a FREE live stream for anyone who would like to attend virtually. Registered viewers will be automatically entered into a drawing to win a $100 Amazon Gift card or brand new Bahco hand pruning tools. Prize winners will be announced during the event (must be “present” online to win).

    Questions about the 2024 Grape Crush Report for the panelists can be submitted when registering to attend. Questions will be answered live during the event.

    No special software or login is needed to register or join the event. Just register HERE, and a link to join the event will be emailed to the address provided.

    Stay informed on the 2024 Grape Crush Report and how it can serve as a compass to lead to a more successful 2025! “There has never been a more crucial time to use the information we have to navigate the headwinds of today’s market. We look forward to seeing you on the live stream!” says Matthew Malcolm, Editor of American Vineyard Magazine.

    REGISTER HERE