When growers talk about adopting new techniques, the conversation usually stays inside the rows — canopy decisions, new tools, new timing, new workflows. But the early adopters who come out of a season feeling confident tend to share one quiet habit: They stabilize the perimeter first. Not because fencing is flashy. Because it reduces variables. If you’re trialing changes in the vineyard and wildlife pressure spikes at the same time, it’s hard to tell what’s actually working. A dependable perimeter helps protect your results, your labor plan, and your fruit — while you focus on what you’re testing. Why the perimeter is the smartest “first move” A fence is a risk-control upgrade. It doesn’t require retraining crews, rewriting SOPs, or perfect timing. It just needs to be designed correctly for your pressure and installed correctly for your terrain. That’s why it pairs so well with seasons where you’re trying anything new:

Wildlife Challenges Don’t End at the Vineyard Edge When vineyard managers think about wildlife threats, the focus is almost always on protecting grapes from browsing deer, hungry birds, or burrowing rabbits. But the reality is, animals can—and often do—cause problems well beyond the vines themselves. From chewing cables to nesting in outbuildings, wildlife can interfere with harvest operations, damage valuable equipment, and even create food safety concerns in processing areas. As harvest season approaches and activity around the winery ramps up, the potential for these issues often increases. “A lot of managers focus on exclusion fencing for the vineyard blocks, which is critical—but the work doesn’t stop there,” says George Horetsky, senior sales representative for Trident Fence. “If wildlife can access your equipment yard, storage areas, or crush pad, you’ve still got vulnerabilities that can cost time and money.” The Hidd

WAYNESBORO, PA – February 7, 2025 –Trident Enterprises has been honored as the #1 Top Revenue Growth Account in the Northeast Region by Estes Express Lines, a family-owned and operated company generating $5.1 billion in annual revenue. This recognition highlights Trident’s outstanding annual revenue growth of over 100% in 2024, a testament to the strength of its partnership with Estes. To celebrate this achievement, Estes hosted a catered luncheon and award ceremony on Thursday, January 23. During this event, Trident was presented with a commemorative plaque acknowledging its exceptional contributions to the Northeast Region. “We are incredibly proud of this recognition, which underscores the commitment and collaboration between Trident and Estes Express Lines,” said Eric Haberkorn, president of Trident Logistics. “Our partnership reflects a shared dedication to innovation, operational excellence, and delivering unmatched service to our clie

As much as we love our local wildlife, they can cause serious damage to your vineyard. Trident Fence offers high-quality wildlife control fencing that helps protect your crops without compromising the beauty of your landscape. Whether you're growing grapes or other sensitive plants, our deer fencing and wildlife barriers are designed to blend in seamlessly with your surroundings and offer long-lasting protection. Our fencing solutions are built to withstand harsh weather conditions, ensuring your vineyard remains secure year-round. With Trident Fence, you don’t have to worry about costly damage from hungry animals during peak growing seasons. Learn more about our vineyard-specific fencing solutions and start safeguarding your investment today! Click Here