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Excellent video. These videos with Philippe were my introduction to Wollersheim! I have tried a few of your wines and they are fantastic. 🍷 keep up the great videos!

Great video Philippe!

Amazing to me how much science our Wisconsin farmers have to know. Thanks for the updates and descriptions of what is happening in the vineyards!

Thank you for explaining how different it is to prune Concord grapes. That is what I have.

Hi! I am from Ukraine, Kirovograd region, Blahovishchenske city, 48 parallel. I already have 20% brix (Marquette). Good luck!

Always listen to your UA-cam broadcasts!! Thank you! I own a vineyard and Yukon Oklahoma. And your experience has broaden my knowledge base and I thank you for that!

Do you run with two trunks throughout the life of the vine, or do you eventually cut out one of the trunks? Thanks!

I need advice on fertilization

Brother can you tell me please how much fertilizer should apply and frequency per plant.Have small greenhouse (5 x 4 mtrs) and 6 months old grapes in different variety. Will appreciate very much in guiding me and right now have dug in several bamboo post for catch wires for V S P and 1 row of high cordon wire. Salamat po ( thank you Sir).

Salamat Brother (thank you) at last found you 'cause you spoke words so clearly to understand.

Do you use chemical sprays? Thank you.

Q: Why are you doing two trunks? A: In case of damage, winter injury, wood cancer

Awesome I had no idea about pruning them at that stage I got some work to do 👍

I always look forward to hearing his wisdom

Good time of year, I’m watching you from Russia, I’m very glad that you weren’t affected by frost. This year, in our central part, all the shoots, without exception, were frostbitten, 100% of the crop was lost. Thank you for the update, we'll be following your progress. good luck with the new grape varieties on the property.

Have you ever thought about using leaf mulch?

Thanks for the fundraising efforts to support our veterans. And wow, I could never have imagined how complicated modern farming has become. Love the updates from Wollersheim!

Very nice vineyard

How did the experiment go?

Great video ! Super helpful. I just planted eight pink catawba vines ! What northern extreme cold varients do you grow for a true red wine ?

I assume this is a cane pruning method!

This is the very best place for helpful info!

I have a small vineyard and have always enjoyed your videos!! We don't have very many deer but notice that they like to nibble on the vine leaves at the end of the rows. Last year, I tied aluminum pie tins to the end posts and all the leaves grew back. It seems cheaper than a fence at this time, and might help those small homesteaders who are short on cash.

Thank you for the full review of preparing the soil for planting vines. Philip, if it’s not a secret, tell me what grape varieties you chose for this planting and why?

The Best video for grape pruning!!! WELL DONE!

I spy a Rice Lake scale indicator

What kind of grape is this?

Awsome bro and love the music

Is this appropriate for grape varieties suitable for cane pruning or spur pruning?

Wow that's awesome, Amazing winery, first time I've seen how to make Wines.

Have you ever dealt with bull cane? I am currently grow a three year old dessert grape vine and the length between the buds are a foot long. Any information on what to do wil be appreciated.

The last one is the only correct one

Thank you so very much sir you are so amazing and thank you for your time and all your wonderful Advice

Amazing 👍👍👍

Guy makes the future! Knows frost and deer, course of the sun. Bud count, panel exposure!

What kind of harvester is that?

I can just smell the alci through the screen

Здравствуйте. Какой сорт винограда вы так обрезаете?

That’s why you got grape that get rotten real fast because of the impacts on the fruits .

Thank you

No wonder Ice Wine is expensive.

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Excellent vid. Been raising grapes all my life. 3rd generation. 68 now. Still learning.

Interesting video. I have been watching many pruning videos. Everyone does it differently. Though, one common factor is getting the vine up higher in cold climates. I too switched to single, upper cordons. The lower never ripened at the same time as the upper and often was shaded by the top. A few years ago I switched to T trellises. I'm a homesteader so it can work for me. I have much larger vines and pick by hand. You are a commercial grower so you plant and prune for ease of harvesting. I don't need to be concerned with that. One suggestion is that you inform people that your way of pruning is for commercial vines. For a home gardner or homesteader, we can prune differently. For instance, we can prune for larger vines that have more leaves, strengthening the vine and protecting it from overcropping. If we see too many clusters we can always thin them out. I'm thinking your vines are more susceptible to overcropping because the root systems are smaller because a lot of the shoots and leaves are removed. I'm also curious if your early method of vine development actually slows the root growth down. Less leaves makes for less roots. Just my observation and experience. Though, I am in no way an authority for commercial vine growing. I simply grow grapevines for home production., where one vine can produce 18 gallons of wine with no problem when it is mature with a bull trunk. On that note, I notice your older vines have bull trunks with single trunks. I find that single bull trunks overwinter better than multiple trunks. Thanks for the video!

This way of growing grapes is outdated. Now the grapes grow in the shade of the leaves. During the year you top the leaves and the grapes still grow under the leaves. Because the grapevine is fed by the leaves, which you cut, the grapevine can only support a small amount of grapes. Because you cut most of the old branches that could grow leaves, the only leaves that are left are on the grape producing branches. If you use the old branches and lead them to grow UNDER the grapes and you take away most leaves from the grape producing branches, the grapes are in full sun, ripen fine and the area under the grapes have the leaves growing. The old branches also will produce grapes, but these you can cut. In essence, the grapevine wants to produce a lot of leaves and a lot of grapes. The amount of ripe grapes depends on YOUR policy. Everybody keeps to outdated pruning that keeps the grapevine small, the yield of grapes small and the rootsystem small. I get 30 kilo's ripe grapes from just one grapevine. You are glad if you get 5 kilo's of grapes per grapevine. Listen to the grapevine, don't listen to old fashioned wine makers. They repeat the mistakes of their fathers and grandfathers.

you armenians People?😊

I have a 6 month grapvine so in the spring cut any shoots that are smaller then pencil size. And keep the vine to 2 trunks correct?

How does this violent looking thing not smoosh everything?

One day when I retire I want to start a vineyard. Just don’t know where?

Hi, What is the name of hitting machine? Who is the builder, distributor?