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Sustainable Winegrowing On-Demand Course Grant Success
Over two years we released 30 online courses that garnered 526 total views in the Sustainable Winegrowing On-Demand online course grant project! Here's what Participants had to Say: "The Sustainable Winegrowing on Demand course is thoughtfully created and packed with valuable insights. The content is thorough and practical, providing useful knowledge that’s both relevant and immediately applicable." - Thomas Crottogini, Helena Agri-Enterprises "The quality of the content and the flexibility of the online platform are awesome. Super interesting and useful; easy to access." Winegrape Farmer, Paso Robles, California Final Survey Results 94% want more courses Top 3 reasons for taking courses:59% - Improve sustainability 56% - DPR hours 52% - To learn for future projects Top 3 future topics:Soil health Pest/disease management Vineyard development Note on CE Hours: We understand that the quiz length, inability to fast forward, and need to click to continue ca
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Why Vineyard Development Starts with Accurate Land Surveys
Starting a new vineyard or expanding an existing one is a complex and costly process. Without accurate land data, vineyard development projects can face delays, legal disputes, and unforeseen costs. That’s why land surveys are an essential first step for any vineyard development project. At Ray Carlson & Associates, we’ve been helping vineyard owners in Sonoma, Napa, and surrounding areas navigate the challenges of vineyard development for over four decades. Here’s why accurate land surveys are so important. Planning Your Vineyard Development The first step in vineyard development is determining whether the land is suitable for growing grapes. Accurate surveying data allows vineyard managers and developers to evaluate key factors such as: Topography: The shape and slope of the land will influence water drainage and irrigation planning. Soil Quality: Knowing the soil composition and its ability to support grapevines is crucial. Sun Exposure: The orientation
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