Advanced Viticulture, Inc.

06/03/2026

Check out our latest blogpost on the 2026 season so far!

California vineyards saw an unusually early 2026 growing season followed by cool spring weather, poor fruit set, and slowed vine growth. Here’s what it could mean for grape quality, yields, water stress, and harvest timing across the state.

04/30/2026

While winemakers have instilled a fear of potassium as an acid killer, ongoing deficiency can be worse for wine quality. Check out our blog from way back when “Fear not! Potassium is your friend”. Link in bio.

10/14/2025

Excellent wine and no one wants to drink it? Be sure to check out our latest blogpost, “2025: a year in review”. See link in bio.

09/29/2025

Keeping your canopies green is the best thing you can do during a later-than-normal year. Don’t think you can step on the gas by hitting the brakes on the water.

09/23/2025

Budgeting for next year? Be sure to make some room for soil moisture probes!

09/05/2025

We see it all the time: progressively weakening vines with low vigor and underwhelming production. You vines have just put a lot into producing this year’s crop, so some TLC in the form of water and fertilizer is important to maintain the longevity of your vineyard.

09/03/2025

Harvest 2025 is off to the races. Sometimes even the boss shows up, although you’d think she’d bring burritos or something 😜

07/29/2025

Wondering how to grow a good white? Check out our latest blogpost!

Studies have shown that glutathione production is increased in response to drought stress in many plants, not including grapes (Labudda et al., 2014).

02/28/2024

Does a lot of rain mean a lot of aquifer replenishment? Read all about it in our newest blogpost: https://advancedvit.com/does-a-lot-of-rain-mean-a-lot-of-aquifer-replenishment/

01/15/2024

Looking for sustainable rodent control? Take a look at our latest blogpost. https://advancedvit.com/unboxing-owl-boxes/