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Paul,
I'm having trouble locating some of the fungicides mentioned above like at local stores like Agway. Can you recommend a source? Thanks again for your help, RD |
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I usually purchase my fungicides through the Maryland Grape Growers Association. They buy for a number of growers and have several pick up points in the spring. I have ordered through Southern States but they usually have to have it UPS over to them and they are more expensive. I know the Maryland Grape Growers Association purchases from a place in Pennsylvania. It may be near you.
I know Jack Johnson whose email is listed at the bottom of this page can tell you where they get the material. http://www.marylandwine.com/mgga/gro...ides/cppp.html Also, Don Gautner has a vineyard in Seven Valleys, PA. He sells to amateur winemakers. I am sure he can tell you a good source for fungicides near you. Seven Valleys is in Southeastern PA - North of Baltimore about 20 miles or so inside Pennsylvania. His email is By the way, he grows EXCELLENT Cabernet Sauvignon. If you drop him an email I am sure he will get back with you. He is a very nice person and was in an Article in Winmaker Magazine last year. Hope this helps Paul "RD" > wrote in message ps.com... Paul, I'm having trouble locating some of the fungicides mentioned above like at local stores like Agway. Can you recommend a source? Thanks again for your help, RD |
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