[Growwine] Birds

Kathryn Hoshkiw-Tombs khoshkiw at hotmail.com
Tue Mar 4 07:06:24 EST 2008


I would assume that you would not have any fruit for several years.  Generally grapes do not produce (or should not produce, cut them off) for approximately two years.  You don't need to worry until then.  Bird netting works well, as do fake eagles that fly like a kite. Most growers use a combination of both.
 
Kathy Hoshkiw-Tombs
Viticulture and Wine Making Technician
Grape and Tender Fruit, Hort and Berry Crops Consultant.


From: fleurdelis at gwi.netTo: growwine at littlefatwino.comDate: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 06:54:58 -0500Subject: [Growwine] Birds




Greetings!
I am planting my first vines this spring.  What is your advice for bird control?  Should I buy miles of netting?
Thanks,
Michele
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