Jeff Franklin is sharing with us the main observations of the season until June 28 in terms of temperature. Always good to remember, this information is coming from Kentville Research Development Centre (KRDC), therefore, difference between locations are possible to be found. Currently the earliest hybrids have completed bloom and are even in fruit set, meanwhile some Vitis vinifera varieties, such as Pinot noir and Riesling are still in bloom.
Jeff Franklin is sharing with us the main observations of the season until June 21 in terms of temperature. Always good to remember, this information is coming from Kentville Research Development Centre (KRDC), therefore, difference between locations are possible to be found. The biggest milestone from last week is the first flowers started to bloom, more specifically early cultivars such as Baco noir, Marquette and Frontenac.
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Jeff Franklin is sharing with us the main observations at the beginning of the season until June 14 in terms of temperature. Always good to remember, this information is coming from Kentville Research Development Centre (KRDC), therefore, difference between locations are possible to be found.
Last Thursday June 10 we had the second session of the season and the recording is now available.
With the favourable climatic conditions of good heat accumulation and average precipitation (for more details, please check Weather update: First 6 days of June 2021), the vineyards across the province are growing fast. With this accelerated growth, it’s possible to see more activity through the grapevines and scouting the vineyards becomes a weekly activity. In the second-Best Practices session of the season, we presented materials to recognize potential threats in the vineyard and the information related to tissue sampling, which is available in this publication.
In this publication Jeff Franklin is sharing with us the main observations at the beginning of the season until June 6 in terms of temperature and precipitation. All this information is coming from Kentville Research Development Centre (KRDC), therefore, difference between locations are possible to be found. Moreover, it’s important to highlight that this update doesn’t include Monday June 7, which will appear in next week’s update.
The season has started approximately in May 14 thanks to the constant increase of temperatures (see The beginning of 2021: Weather update and bud burst) and currently the grapevines are growing quite fast. Thus, the second Best Practices session will be providing an update on weather conditions and their impact on the vines, and on the current and upcoming activities in the vineyard.
In this publication Jeff Franklin is sharing with us the main observations at the beginning of the season until May 31. All this information is coming from Kentville Research Development Centre (KRDC), therefore, difference between locations are possible to be found.