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Mass Aggie - Understanding Grape Pruning: A Hybrid Seminar

Event date/time
Sat, Jan 17, 2026 : 10am - 1pm
Event Type
In-person
Event location
391 Sabin St, Belchertown, MA- UMass Cold Spring Research and Education Orchard
Price
Zoom/seminar only: $40; Hands on pruning demonstration only: $65; Understanding Grape Pruning Seminar + Hands-on Grape Pruning Workshop - $85

Learn how to prune grapevines with confidence in this fully hands-on field workshop. After a short introduction to grapevine growth and common training systems, participants will practice pruning directly in the vineyard. You’ll learn how to identify one-year-old wood, choose the right canes or spurs, and make clean cuts that support vine health and fruit production.
Tools will be available on site, but you are welcome to bring your own. This workshop takes place outdoors; please dress for cold, wet, or muddy conditions.

Speaker(s) / Instructor(s)
Dr. Elsa Petit
How to Participate

When registering for the Grape Pruning Mass Aggie, you will have the option to select online only (a one hour Zoom discussing grape pruning basics), or in person. Please take care to select the option that best fits your interests! Please use the link below to register for this and other Aggies.

Registration Deadline: Friday, January 16, 2026 - 12:00 pm
Register for Mass Aggies Here!
Contact's name: Elizabeth Garofalo
Contact's email: [email protected]
Contact's phone on day of event: 0000000000
This event will be recorded: No

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