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Vineyard Services on Agnomy

Vineyard services handle the season-long, hands-on work of growing grapes, including winter pruning, canopy management and shoot thinning, spraying, and both hand and mechanical grape harvest.

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  • What is canopy management in a vineyard?
    Canopy management is the practice of positioning and thinning vine shoots and leaves to control sunlight, airflow, and fruit exposure. Tasks include shoot positioning, suckering, leaf removal, and hedging, often done in spring and early summer around June. Good canopy management improves fruit quality, reduces disease pressure, and makes spraying and harvest more efficient. It is one of the most labor-intensive parts of the growing season.
  • When are wine grapes pruned and harvested in California?
    Wine grapes are pruned during winter dormancy, often mechanically in January with a final hand pruning in February or early March. Harvest then happens in late summer and fall, with exact timing set by sugar levels, acidity, and flavor rather than a fixed date. Some vineyards pick by hand for quality, while others harvest mechanically to move fast and cut cost. Both pruning and harvest are commonly done by custom crews.
  • How much does vineyard labor cost per acre?
    Vineyard labor is usually priced per hour or per acre and varies by task and region, with hourly crew rates commonly in the low-to-mid $30s in California. Canopy work such as shoot positioning and thinning can take around 12 or more hours per acre, while mechanical harvest is often contracted at a per-acre rate. Pruning hours rise as vines mature. Getting a per-acre or per-operation quote helps budget the full season.
  • What does a vineyard management service do?
    A vineyard management service performs the major operations a vineyard needs across the year with its own trained crews and equipment. That includes pruning, canopy management and fruit thinning, spraying, irrigation, and harvest, either as full-season management or specific jobs. Custom crews are valuable because vineyard work is seasonal and labor-intensive. Agnomy connects grape growers with vetted vineyard crews for pruning, canopy work, and harvest.

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