What’s Shaping Vineyard Management: Don’t Miss These Viticulture Sessions
- May 20, 2026
- Category: eNews
Water, pests, soils and plant material—the components of managing a vineyard today are more complex than ever. The viticulture sessions at the Joint 77th ASEV National Conference and 50th ASEV Eastern Section Annual Conference tackle these challenges head-on, bringing the latest research directly to the field.
Designed for practical application, these sessions connect science to the day-to-day decisions growers and viticulturists are making right now.
Here are key sessions to add to your schedule:
- Advances in Pest Management
New approaches to monitoring and managing vineyard pests, with a focus on effective, sustainable control strategies - Understanding & Managing Water Stress
Insights into how vines respond to water stress and how to manage it for both quality and efficiency - Breeding & Cultivar Evaluation
What’s next in grapevine breeding, including evaluating cultivars for performance, resilience, and changing conditions - Grapevine Nutrients & Their Management
A deeper look at nutrient dynamics and how to optimize vine health and productivity - Vineyard Soil Health
Understanding the role of soils in vine performance and strategies to improve long-term vineyard health - Professional Development for Viticulturists
Tools, skills, and perspectives to support the next generation of vineyard leaders
Each session features researchers behind the work, giving you the opportunity to ask questions, compare approaches and bring new ideas back to your vineyard.
Explore the full viticulture lineup.
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