[Growwine] Help to determine cause of Cab-Sev symptoms

[Martin Paré]

Hi,

gonna have a sample done for below the plow layer ? good idea.

rain. rain all the time it seems  in June in the eastern Townships. Just 
ridiculously rainy.  My clients had hell trying to make hay if they made any in 
June.

there is downy in 'round here (sneak peak in a local v-yard), but clos 
compton was "clean" last week except for some localized anthracnose 
(8243, prairie star, DM) and yes, some black rot (never had much). Will need 
to get serious about getting some sprays on as will be going into august's 
heavy dews soon. 

as for "lateness", I think we're almost on track down here (except for my 
vineyard chores...)

martin



On 20 Jul 2008 at 16:22, Canada Vintage wrote:

> 
> I'll have to get back to you on that. I have the reports at the offce. Howeve, I did show those 
> numbers to the MAPAQ agronomists who visited last week and they were convinced we should 
> run a seperate set of soil tests.
> 
> In all likelyhood, a low pH may be the single most reason for the abnormal growth in spots.
> 
> How do you like all this rain? Wonderful crappy season. Anyone in Quebec who says we are 
> going to have a normal crop should not be taken seriously.
> 
> This is by far, the worse I have ever seen for rain and disease pressure. How late are we anyway? 
> Two weeks? Maybe three?
> 
> 
> 
> Anthony Carone (Zone 4b-5a)
> Canada Vintage - Carone Vineyards, a division of Carone Enterprises
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