Digital viticulture comprises the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data on vine growth and canopy health, vineyard productivity, fruit development and maturity, and other parameters in real-time, enabling growers to make more informed management decisions.  Recent advancements in digital tools can help growers optimize key vineyard inputs including soil amendments, fertilizers, and irrigation requirements, as well as track crop development and improve the accuracy of yield estimates.

Grape growers considering the adoption of these tools, as well as those currently utilizing digital technologies, will gain valuable insights from our expert panel as they discuss the latest advancements in the development, deployment, and application of digital tools for precision vineyard management.

Moderator: 
Nick Dokoozlian, E. & J. Gallo Winery, California

Speakers:
Terry Bates, Cornell Cooperative Extension, New York
Luca Brillante, California State University, Fresno
Mason Earles, University of California, Davis