10. Weather Station

February 21, 2017 / patrick taylor

It works! . . . Well actually when we plugged it in it didn't work at first. We later found out that it needed a software update and its solar panel was unable to supply enough power due to the fact that it started SNOWING while we were trying to ge… — It works! . . . Well actually when we plugged it in it didn't work at first. We later found out that it needed a software update and its solar panel was unable to supply enough power due to the fact that it started SNOWING while we were trying to get it to work.

The climate of the Davis Mountains is the reason why I chose to plant a vineyard there and the reason why the Davis Mountains has the potential to produce world class wine.

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9. A Very Gravelly Sandy Clay Loam

February 05, 2017 / patrick taylor

Soil is an essential part of a vineyard's identity. I recently was very lucky to host three soil scientists from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) which is part of the USDA.

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10. Weather Station

9. A Very Gravelly Sandy Clay Loam