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September 2023
Stop the Spread: Phylloxera Walk-in Clinic
What We will have a walk-in clinic for the identification of phylloxera. Come and learn how to identify phylloxera on roots, or bring in your own suspect samples! We will have microscopes and various phylloxera (living and dead!) displays available. We will also be here to answer any questions you might have on phylloxera management. Have a sample you want identified? Bring in your root tissue! Please have the roots double-bagged in plastic zip-top bags, and store the samples in…
Find out more »November 2023
Webinar – Learn MyEV: An Open-access Vineyard Visualization Tool
Discover the open-access MyEV tool for visualizing viticulture data and integrating it with precision agriculture applications and sensors. Optimize your agricultural practices with this powerful tool. This event is brought to you by the HiRes Vineyard Nutrition Project, the Efficient Vineyard Project, and Orbitist. Cost: Free When: November 28th, 10:00 am - 12:00 PM Pacific Registration: https://oregonstate.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c5YARcLJSLWTdVEL_cZY8A#/registration For questions, please contact: Patty Skinkis: patricia.skinkis@oregonstate.edu - webinar host Nataliya Shcherbatyuk: n.shcherbatyuk@wsu.edu - webinar co-host
Find out more »December 2023
WAVEx Webinar- Spotted Lanternfly Update
Join WSU Viticulture Extension and the Washington Grape and Wine Research Program (Washington Wine Commission) for this webinar on the invasive Spotted Lanternfly. Spotted lanternfly is a major threat to wine grape production in the United States and has greatly impacted the regions where the invasive species has taken hold. Dr. Michela Centinari, associate professor of viticulture at Pennsylvania State University, will share her firsthand knowledge of spotted lantern fly. Learn why keeping it out of Washington should be a…
Find out more »Certification 101: Everything You Thought You Knew About Certifying Plants
Attention Northwest fruit tree and grapevine nurseries and fruit growers! This webinar will offer everything you need to know about the process of certifying fruit trees and grapevines for sale in the Pacific northwest. You will learn about about where nurseries access plants that will go into state certification programs, what the state requirements are for certified plants and how they change from state to state, and what the difference is between "clean", and state-certified plants. When: Dec 20, 2023…
Find out more »February 2024
Grape Cold Damage Discussion
Join us for an information discussion on grape cold hardiness, grape cold damage, and how to respond if you found you have cold damage in your vineyards. This webinar will be primarily focused on resources and responses for growers in the Pacific Northwest. When: Thursday, Feb 1st, 3:00 PM This will be a group "meeting" style Zoom event without formal presentations. To facilitate open and candid discussions, it will not be recorded. Another meeting will be offered on February 15th…
Find out more »SoilCon Webinar: Global Perspectives
In February 2024, SoilCon returns — with a different look — including a series of engaging events to advance soil health practices and knowledge. Over the past three years, SoilCon has been an incredible free resource for agricultural professionals to learn science-based soil health information, and this year promises to deliver even more valuable insights. SoilCon is becoming a network of soil health events happening across Washington State as well as a global online event. We encourage people to attend…
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