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April 2013 Oak Alternatives Issue

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grapegrowing Patty Skinkis, Oregon State University Nutrient deficiencies and toxicities can cause discoloration and deformation of vine leaves and shoots. When you need regulatory guidance or licensing assistance anywhere in the USA Trust the experts COMPLIANCE SERVICE of AMERICA www.csa-compliance.com 800-400-1353 toxicities. Nutrient deficiencies can be difficult to diagnose, especially if multiple nutrients are lacking. It is best to submit soil and plant tissue for analysis at a reputable testing lab and discuss the results with an extension specialist in your area or your crop consultant prior to diagnosing a nutrient-related disorder. An over-application of a fertilizer is often easier to diagnose, as the grower can review farm records with a professional to determine if a product was improperly applied. Also, soil tests may indicate other underlying factors that may predispose the vineyard to a nutrient imbalance. "PAY LESS FOR THE BEST!" ZB EMPLÉN ARRELS Trusted Source of the Premier Hungarian Oak 727 480-0914 727 255-4082 www.zbarrels.com BIGHEELFASTENERS.COM REPAIR & BUILD VINEYARD TRELLIS Aluminum body fasteners will screw into the hardest post on Earth! llvonada@ sbcglobal.net 785 524 4737 or 785 483 1685 pr actica l win ery & vin eya rd APRIL 20 13 69

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