Increasing Yield - Spur and cane pruning

Pruning for targeted outcomes.
Increasing yield - Spur and cane pruning technique.
Welcome to the second instalment of the VitiSense Five Minute Pruning Expert Series. You’re joining me here in beautiful McLaren Vale to explore the spur and cane pruning technique.
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[@Kayumasorganik]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, especially for me who just wants to learn to grow grapes


[@Maximka1100]

Thanks for this demonstration. It is rather unique way of pruning. Did you find that this way you getting higher yield than if you did high wire cordon to addition of existing low wire cordon. Basically 4 arm cordon instead.

[@user-yr9pq7le5k]

Mantep pak , salam Jakarta Indonesia

[@hmdyoutubechannel8796]

Good job.

[@dannyneves2520]

Why cut through the top of the bud rather than an inch above?

[@phill6159]

Did you leave two nodes on the center cordon spurs, or just one?