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I prune mine to 40 buds per plant and drop most 3rd bunches and harvest 15 pounds average. This year I will try to drop a few more and shoot for 12 pounds Ave. Hopefully no late spring frost damage this year.

Very impressive

I thought about selling, but way to complicated for me.

Welcome, and enjoy

Is similar to the Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide?

I got mine at keystone pest solutions.

I had to fast for one day for a medical procedure, I almost went crazy. My hats off to those who can.

My mother used this technology, all was good until the birds stopped by and left deposits.

I spread mine in the woods, I let nature take its course.

Well said and so true

Get well soon 😊

You layout looks well thought out, I am in lake geneva area, if you are interested in tasting my blend of marquette, petite pearl and verona, please stop by.

My first wine from grapes was pure Marquette, wine was ok. Next time I added 30% petite pearl and wine was good. Now that I added verona to the mix the wine is outstanding. I'm no expert wine person just my opinion. If you are ever around the lake geneva area, pm me and we can taste...

I am in SE Wisconsin. With Marquette, petite pearl and verona varieties. Planted north and south, 9 feet rows and 7.5 feet spacing. Works good for me.

My marquette average was 15 lbs per vine, on sandy, rocky soil in Southern Wisconsin.

I used Pasture Red for 5 years with cold hardy hybrids. No problems at all.

I agree, I grew up on a dairy farm. You never finish, but only stop to sleep.

I enjoy growing grapes, making and gifting wine. I made a mistake many years ago when I turned a motorcycle hobby into a business and ruined my riding enjoyment. As for me, I will keep wine making a hobby.

My guess would be around 90%. . I really enjoy having blind tastings of commercial wine. I serve this to friends, ask opinions, then show them what they are drinking. This allows me to have an honest review of my wine.