The Napa Valley's grape growing season can be roughly outlined by month, with each period playing a crucial role in the development of wine grapes.
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NVG provides its members with regular reports on vineyard pests, diseases, and viruses including resources on best practices for choosing plant material and timely updates on viruses and pest management.
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Napa Valley soils are very diverse with distinctive characteristics encompassing 33 soil series and 6 soil orders. Building soil health through sustainable soil management practices can build vineyard resilience and longevity.
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NVG supports growers in vineyard development and redevelopment, offering insights on site selection, soil preparation, planting techniques, and sustainable practices.
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Farming is the largest consumer of water in Napa County. NVG provides resources so growers can irrigate more efficiently and increase our resilience to future droughts and extreme heat.
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