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winter pruning

Winter pruning is recommended for management of grapevine trunk diseases, even in the Upper Midwest where winter conditions make vineyard work difficult. Look for the telltale “wedge” of discolored wood that indicates a wood rot pathogen, said University of Minnesota graduate student Davy DeKrey, and prune the cordon back past all the discoloration. (Courtesy Davy DeKrey/University of Minnesota)

Grapevine trunk disease tactics

November 24, 2020

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