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        <font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif"><b>The next VASCM
            meeting will be a virtual Zoom presentation and discussion
            on Regenerative Viticulture</b></font>
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              with Kelly Mulville, Paicines Ranch <br>
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              Next Wednesday, August 19<br>
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              3:00pm</b></font></div>
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              style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif;color:black">The
              2020 harvest is only a few weeks away now. And we are
              fortunate to be able to
              feature a meeting/discussion next week on Regenerative
              Viticulture with
              one of its pioneers: Kelly Mulville of Paicines Ranch in
              Hollister.  <br>
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                style="color: black;">Regenerative
                agriculture/viticulture goes beyond
                replenishing to actually, as its name suggests,
                regenerating and adding to the
                ecosystem, especially in regards to the soil. This
                webinar will address how
                regenerative viticulture is practiced in the 25-acre
                vineyard at Paicines Ranch
                as well as general vineyard practices, the focus on soil
                health, mimicking
                ecosystem functions with grazing animals, and design
                principles for increasing
                both profitability and ease of management. 
                Additionally, we will discuss
                how to incorporate (some of) these practices in your
                vineyard, and talk about
                post-harvest practices to prepare your vineyard for
                winter dormancy and next
                year's healthy growth. <br>
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                style="color: black;">See more about Paicines Ranch and
                Regenerative
                Agriculture below. </span><span style="font-size:
                12pt;">Kelly Mulville is a Certified Educator with
                Holistic Management International (HMI), and also a UC
                Santa Cruz Farm and Garden graduate.  </span><span
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                style="color: black;">And,
                we will have the opportunity to touch bases before
                harvest, share updates about
                our own vineyards, ask questions, and enjoy each other's
                company (albeit on
                Zoom). </span></font></p>
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              look forward to seeing you online next week. <br>
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            Regards,<br>
            The VASCM Board:<br>
            - Mary Lindsay<br>
            - Ken Swegles<br>
            - June Salsbury<br>
            - Rick Clarke</div>
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            <font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Topic:
              Regenerative Viticulture -  Viticulture Assn. of the Santa
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            <font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Time: August 19,
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              style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif;color:black">About
              Paicines
              Ranch and the Vineyard: </span></b><span
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          <p><span
style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif;color:black;mso-color-alt:windowtext;background:white">What
              if it were possible to design a vineyard that required
              very few inputs or human labor, produced good yields of
              high quality grapes,
              produced animal protein, improved soil health, sequestered
              carbon, increased
              diversi</span><span
              style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif">ty, and
              made a good
              financial return? This was the vision presented by
              holistic management educator
              and viticulturist, Kelly Mulville, at an EcoFarm
              presentation in January, 2013.
              His presentation was based on a trial that he had done in
              California between
              2008 and 2010.</span></p>
          <p><span
style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif;color:black;mso-color-alt:windowtext;background:white">Kelly
              joined the Paicines Ranch team in early 2014 and
              installed the vineyard, including soil testing, a light
              compost application,
              higher stock density grazing by sheep and cattle, the
              planting of cover crops,
              installation of irrigation, and some leveling and ripping
              on the 25 acre site.
              The ground will not be tilled again during the life of the
              vineyard. </span><span
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          <div><b>About Paicines Ranch</b></div>
          <i>Paicines Ranch is a historic 7,600-acre ranch located in
            central California in San Benito County. Using regenerative
            agricultural practices, the ranch team manages this diverse
            landscape in partnership with nature and livestock to build
            healthy soil, increase biodiversity, and create abundance.
            All of their row crop and pasture land is certified organic
            and managed using the principles of Holistic Management—a
            value-based decision-making framework that integrates
            social, economic, and environmental considerations in all
            aspects of planning. </i><i>The ranch currently produces
            100% grass-fed-and-finished lamb and beef and pastured pork
            and turkey. They also grow organic grain, as well as organic
            grapes in their polyculture vineyard that is designed to be
            managed by sheep. Over the years, Paicines Ranch has become
            a renowned destination for learning about regenerative
            agriculture through their programs and educational workshops
            while also hosting weddings, retreats, and events. <br>
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          <span style="white-space:pre-wrap"><span style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif">See more about the vineyard at Paicines Ranch at </span><a href="https://paicinesranch.com/agriculture/vineyard.php" target="_blank">https://paicinesranch.com/agriculture/vineyard.php</a> </span><font
            face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif"><span style="font-size:
              12pt;">and on the UCANR's Solution Center for Nutrient
              Management <a
href="https://ucanr.edu/sites/Nutrient_Management_Solutions/Farmer_Profiles/Paicines_Ranch_Vineyard%E2%80%94Integrating_Livestock_as_a_Management_Tool/">here</a>. </span></font>
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