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I put up bee netting here in Southern Wisconsin around mid August.

I cut it off and threw in garbage. Thanks for input.

Found this on a Frontenac Blanc today. Any idea what it is.

Saw first JB today, invasion and war begins.

You said something?

Haven't seen any here in Southern Wisconsin.

Greetings

Orange knob

I use the same sprayer shilh 450 on my vines. I use the 1.8 setting , walk briskly and ue 3.75 gal. For 88 vines. This works well for me. Hope this helps.

Just like putting a fan in front of a wind turbine to make electric.

I also have canes breaking off. I leave a few extra buds at pruning to allow for wind storm damage.

I have a second wire down 30". It does help to secure the canes.

Nice, and now the fun begins.

My sister in law had marquette trained to vsp, she indicated a harvest of 5 lb. Mine are trained to twc and I harvest around 15 lbs. I really didn't think she took good care of her vines so that could explain some of the differences.

Reminds me of the story of a caveman watching a tar pit burn and says, I'm going to build an Corvette. Maybe in 10,000 years but not today.

I'm just south of lake geneva, dropped to 35 last night, but no frost. My marquette are about the same stage as yours. They're looking really nice.

Just curious, how do these wines compare to my blend?

I think you're right, the core was green at pruning and buds are swelling nicely.

Received the report from UW Madison, test showed no disease that would cause dieback, only collestotrichum, which is a fruit rot. Indicated that it may be cold related. However we had a relatively mild winter.

Thanks for the update and good luck. I have stink bugs in my house and they stink. Can't imagine what they taste like in wine. Hope all works out well.