42: Farming with Wildlife

Sustainable Winegrowing

English - August 16, 2018 04:00 - 22 minutes - 16.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 33 ratings
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Halter Ranch comprises 281 acres of winegrapes, 15 acres of organic walnuts, and 3 acres of olives situated in 2,000 acres of oak woodland. This means wild animals are a consideration in farming activities year round. Vineyard Manger Lucas Pope and his team have found ways to co-exist with the native fauna including deer, coyotes, mountain lion, and rattlesnakes.

References: 30: Managing the Landscape Around the Vineyard | Lino Bozzano (Podcast) Apex Predator (Slides) | Dr. David Headrick Critters Along the Creekside | Jodi Hilty Description of oak woodlands Halter Ranch Satellite photo of Halter Ranch SIP Certified Story about Justin Dellinger, the mountain biologist | San Luis Obispo Tribune Get More

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