I am so looking forward to the Sustainable Ag Expo next week in San Luis Obispo. Mashing up Viticulture...AND...Star Wars. This is going to be awesome!
Thank you to Justine Vanden Heuvel @thegrapeprof for organizing an awesome #giesco2023 . It was a great week with over 85 presentations, tours, and social events. Thank you to everyone who attended from around the viticulture world!
Crazy to think our spring practices have come to an end. Big shoutout to the members of the Brick Squad for giving it everything they had! Now time to kill it in the weight room for this last month of school. #LET2F1Y
Thank you to all the administrators, athletic trainers, equipment staff, student managers, parents & our players for making Spring Ball 2021 a success! We got better! Onto the next quarter to get ready for the fall!
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Is spatial data-driven farming addictive? Perhaps so, said Efficient Vineyard project leader @TBates52, and myEV now offers a free, basic spatial data platform as a “gateway drug” to introduce growers to the technology. https://t.co/3jXJUwgdu4
"Success isn't always about greatness. It's about consistency. Consistent hard work leads to success. Greatness will come."
-D. Johnson-
Finishing the week off strong! #finishfriday
Shoutout to the winners of today’s Team Competition Cam Thompson, Conner Wixson, and Taurian Taylor! Special shoutout to Anthony Manna and Max Bates who took on this challenge alone and did over 300 push-ups in 5 minutes!
As part of NGRA-initiated #graperesearch led by @WSU_IAREC, @RITtigers professor Jan van Aardt is working on a #drone-based #sensor that uses light reflectance of #grapevines to assess their nutrition status, without destructive sampling and labwork. https://t.co/QBZoMspdgp
Day 1 is in the books! The winner of today’s 2 Minute Drill was none other than team captain Max Bates. Well have to see if someone can take him down on Wednesday. #Let2F1y
@MNFruitLady@Tmiles_MSU @NYVITICULTURE @hanswp@WSU_Vit_Ext@WIFruitNews Here are some you don't hear anymore, which might make me the old fart in the room. High cordon started from Hudson River Umbrella so Shaulis called it modified HRU. Because growers no longer needed to tie canes down, it was called "no tie" in the industry.