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Review and Plan for Future Pruning

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A day working in the Vineyard...and what's up with the new Side By Side?

What happens here

Once a section or entire vine is pruned, step back and assess your work. The vine should appear significantly more open and tidy, with only the main cordon and short, two-bud fruiting spurs remaining. Remember that this rigorous pruning encourages a 'burst' of new, productive growth. This process of winter pruning is a yearly commitment to ensure the ongoing health and productivity of muscadine grapevines, making future harvests easier and more abundant.

Goal: Inspect the newly pruned vine to ensure proper cuts and understand that this process is an annual winter task for continuous optimal fruit yield.

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through a grapevine there we go very nice don't worry if you cut too much off it'll grow back these things will grow vigorously where we once had a disaster now we've got a nice neat grapevine well guys I've got my work cut out for me today I hope you enjoyed this little video I hope you will come back and see me here again on the Stoney Ridge farm channel I've got to finish up this vine we're going to go ahead and get three or four vines done today the whole thing I hope so we've got quite a bit of work to do I'm gonna say bye for now but thanks a lot for joining me here on the Stoney Ridge guys by the way that is a Cub Cadet Challenger 750 EPS that's what that is EPS stands for electronic power steering that's something that we're trying out here on the farm a lot of folks have been asking about it so that's what it is thanks a lot guys we'll see you next time on the Stoney rage be sure you pound that like button subscribe to the channel I hope to see you again alright [Music] sweet and some way supposed to be Stone Tyrion there is the before that's what it looks like before and this is the after so it looks pretty well skinned up but you can see these are the sprigs with the buds on them right here again I call them sprigs I guess you call them Spurs those are your fruiting Spurs with the buds on them again we're gonna take this one all the way back down just like we did this guy right here awesome

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