5380 Eisenhower Ave, Alexandria, VA, United States of America, 22304
A Regenerative Viticulture Field Day for Central Coast Growers
Regenerative viticulture is more than a buzzword or ‘organic 2.0’. It is an entirely new approach to viticulture that builds ecological function, vineyard longevity, climate resilience, and higher quality wine.
Join us in the field at Zaca Mesa, where key experts in the regenerative viticulture space will share their real-world experience in building effective regenerative programs. Learn how to design and run your own regenerative trials, and implement site-specific practices tailored to your vineyard’s unique needs.
Get your hands dirty and leave equipped with a clear framework to improve long-term vine health, enhance grape quality, and boost vineyard longevity, all while ultimately reducing your farming costs per acre. Regenerative practices pay for themselves by enhancing soil health, reducing the need for costly inputs, and extending the productive lifespan of your vineyard.
Jordan Longberg of Coastal Vineyard Care, Charlie Dubbe of Agrology, and Caine Thompson of O’Neill Vintners/Robert Hall Winery will guide you through the core principles and applications of regenerative viticulture:
How to set up and run regenerative trials, starting with a clear understanding of your specific context and constraints
Steps for adopting a whole-systems, bioregional approach to viticulture
Methods for quantifying the impacts of regenerative practices across essential metrics including carbon sequestration, soil microbial health, soil structure, water-holding capacity, canopy temperature, yield, fruit quality, vineyard longevity, and overall cost reductions per acre
Techniques to enhance soil biodiversity and microbial activity, increasing the production of beneficial secondary plant metabolites that directly improve grape and wine quality
FREE for Growers to attend! Registration is required and space is limited.
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Agrology is a leading climate tech start-up and Public Benefit Corporation with a mission to help farmers adapt to and beat climate change with real-time analysis and predictive insights. The Agrology platform consists of climate and carbon monitoring systems, both based on ground-truth data and machine learning. The Agrology Climate Monitoring System delivers predictive insights and warnings, up to four days in advance, for wildfire smoke taint risk, extreme weather, soil conditions, pest and disease emergence, and irrigation. Agrology’s Carbon Monitoring System tracks soil carbon sequestration in real time, quickly detecting carbon loss via carbon dioxide emission events. Agrology customers include Braga Fresh, The Duckhorn Portfolio, Boisset Collection, Dana Estates, Emeritus Vineyards, Jordan Vineyards and Winery, Joseph Phelps Vineyards, Langtry Farms, Lawrence Vineyards, Mission Hill Family Estate Winery, Renteria Vineyard Management, Signorello Estate, Silver Oak Vineyards, and numerous specialty farms. Agrology is the winner of two highly selective National Science Foundation SBIR Awards, a 2022 WINnovation Award, and is a recipient of a USDA Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities grant. Agrology’s academic partners include UC Davis, CSU Monterey Bay, Huntington Farms, RCD of Monterey County, University of California Cooperative Extension, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, and Virginia Tech College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Agrology has offices in Alexandria, Virginia, and Sonoma, California, and can be found online at Agrology.ag.
Title | Name | Phone | Extension | |
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Sales | Gino Camozzi | gino@agrology.ag | 530-386-1867 | |
COO | Emma Sagan | emma@agrology.ag |
Locations | Address | State | Country | Zip Code |
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Agrology | 5380 Eisenhower Ave, Alexandria | VA | United States of America | 22304 |