Yes, our organic row crops are in need of rain, but we also need to test the grapes in our vineyards to see if they are ready for harvesting. Grape harvest looks like it will start earlier the year than it usually does.
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Grape plantings this past Spring of 2009
I am tantalizing you again with that picture. What in the world is that guy doing? Whose foot is that? Soon and very soon more “planting” pictures will come. But in the mean time… I finally have gotten the information of “what kinds of grapes we grow” put online. See the tabs at the top…
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