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ELAINE BROWN & TEGAN PASSALACQUA TELL THE LODI STORY
JUNE 22, 2020. BY WINE INSTITUTE. Telling the Lodi story is a task that the Lodi Winegrape Commission has set as a high priority for the next several years. A small - but growing - number of people recognize the importance of Lodi in California wine's history. Two...
CAL/OSHA PASSES NIGHT WORK IN AGRICULTURE STANDARD
JUNE 15, 2020. BY AMY WOLFE, AGSAFE. After years of discussion, stakeholder meetings and financial review, the Cal/OSHA Standards Board finally passed the Outdoor Agricultural Operations During Hours of Darkness standard at its April 18, 2020 meeting. The concept,...
USING COMPETITION TO BEST ADVANTAGE IN VINEYARD MANAGEMENT.
JUNE 8, 2020. BY STAN GRANT, VITICULTURIST. Competition for Soil Resources - Cover Crops vs. Grapevines Competition between cover crops and grapevines is a phenomenon familiar to many vineyard managers. The dense, concentrated root systems of vigorous growing...
IDENTIFICATION OF ANTS IN LODI VINEYARDS
JUNE 1, 2020. BY KRIS TOLLERUP, PhD. INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT WHICH ANT SPECIES YOU HAVE IN YOUR VINEYARD? DR. TOLLERUP HAS GENEROUSLY VOLUNTEERED TO HELP LODI GROWERS IDENTIFY THEIR VINEYARD ANTS! In California there are approximately 300 described ant species and...
PD/GWSS REFERENDUM – VOTE BY JUNE 8TH
MAY 21, 2020. BY LODI WINEGRAPE COMMISSION. The Lodi Winegrape Commission and our Lodi Grapevine Virus Research Focus Group recently received funding from the PD/GWSS Board for a virus outreach project called “Grapevine Virus Management in Lodi: A Collaborative...
