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Acadian improves cluster architecture Acadian improves cluster architecture and yield of Wine Grapesand yield of Wine Grapes

A three year Pinot Noir grape trial in San Luis Obispo, California confirms the positive effects of multi-year treatments of Acadian on decreasing shatter, and increasing rachis length and yield.

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Acadian on Wine Grapes

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Control 4/16/07

Acadian 4/16/07Beginning early in the season, Acadian treated plants showed an increase in rachis length.

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Acadian on Wine Grapes

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Acadian 6-14-06Control 6-14-06

Acadian applications showed a reduction in shatter - an increase in the numbers of berries set per bunch.

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Acadian on Wine GrapesAcadian on Wine Grapes

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ResultsResults

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Both early season rachis length and rachis length at veraison were longer in Acadian treated than in the Control.

Rachis Length at Veraison

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ResultsResults

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Acadian treated vines had an increase in the number of berries per bunch in all three years.

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ResultsResults

Acadian treatment resulted in increased bunch weights of up to 54%.

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In all three years Acadian treated vines yielded greater than the Control.

ResultsResults

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ResultsResults

Assuming $3,100 per ton, Acadian increased revenue each year with year three showing an increase of revenue of $1085 dollars per acre.

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AcadianAcadian on Wine Grapes on Wine Grapes

Acadian improves cluster architecture and yield of Pinot noir grapes.

• Early season rachis stretch and rachis length measured at veraison was longer in Acadian treated vines by up to 15% over the Control.

• Grapes were visually more uniform in both size and color within bunches and across vines.

• Acadian treatment over all three years resulted in an increase in berries per bunch and in turn, bunch weight itself.

• Yields were notably higher – up to 14% - meaning greater revenue of over $1000 per acre ($1085 per acre, $2679 per hectare)

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Trial SpecificationsTrial SpecificationsTrial Information:Objective: To evaluate the effect of multi-year treatmentsof Acadian on set, rachislength and yield.Location: San Luis Obispo,CA, USAYears: 2006 – 2008Design: Randomized,complete block with five replicatesVariety: Pinot Noir

Trial Treatments:Control: Grower standardpracticesTreatment: Grower standardpractices plus applications ofAcadian at 1.5 quarts per acre(3.5 liters per hectare) at thefollowing growth stages:• 4-6 inch shoot growth: foliar• One week after last application:

soil• 10-12 inch shoot growth (2-4

weeks pre-bloom): foliar • 5 days pre-bloom: foliar and soil• ‘BB’ size berries (2-3 mm): foliar• Veraison (berry softening: foliar

and soil• In 2006, a post harvest soil

treatment was applied

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Usage RecommendationsUsage Recommendations

Apply Acadian at 1.5 quarts per acre (3.5 liters per hectare) at the following growth stages:

• Post-harvest• 4-6 inch shoot growth: foliar• After the start of regrowth: 2- soil• 10-12 inch shoot growth: foliar• 5 days pre-bloom: foliar• ‘BB’ sized berries (2-3 mm): foliar• Veraison: foliar and soil

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