in thevineyard

Board News and Views

In Th is Issue

Meet the Grower:Scott Wilkins

2015 CelebrityLuncheon

Classifi eds

Upcoming Events

June 2015

2 June 2015

Board News and ViewsCoordinated Provincial Plan Review

Th e consultation and stakeholder sessions are now complete for the Government’s Coordinated Review of Provincical Plans, including the Greenbelt Plan, Niagara Escarp-ment Plan, Greater Golden Horse-shoe Plan and Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan.Th e panel will be reviewing all submissions and presentations over the coming months, and pro-vide the Phase I recommendation report to Government by the end of September.

Premier’s Advisory Council on Government Assets - Ed Clark Review

Following the April 16, 2015 Modernizing Beer Retailing and Distribution in Ontario report, the Premier’s Advisory Council on Government Assets, led by Ed Clark, began reviewing the retail distribution of wine in Ontario. Another series of stakeholder consultations will take place, with a fi nal report expected in the fall of 2015.

Workplace Safety and Prevention Services

WSPS’s “Seguridad Agricola: Ag-ricultural Safety Tools in English and Spanish” consists of a compre-hensive suite of English and Span-ish resources that help employers provide Ontario-specifi c orienta-tion and training. Th ey include:

• 46 safety topic information handouts, 2-3 pages each

• 16 hazard-specifi c tailgate talks packaged in one booklet

• Health & Safety Awareness for Seasonal Agricultural Work-ers PowerPoint and presenter manual, featuring two exercises and a fi nal quiz

• Orientation for Seasonal Workers video depicting best practices for the work seasonal workers typically do.

Th e fi rst 1,000 copies are available at no cost. Order the USB data drive through WSPS’ online cata-logue (www.wsps.ca/farmsafety) or by calling Customer Care at 1-877-494-WSPS (9777).

Growing Your Farm Profi ts WorkshopsGrowing Your Farm Profi ts work-shops have been scheduled across the province. For a full listing of all regions please visit www.ontario-soilcrop.org. Space is limited.

NIAGARA - VinelandDay 1 - July 7, 2015Day 2 - July 14, 2015Review - July 21, 2015

LENS - LeamingtonDay 1 - July 9, 2015Day 2 - July 16, 2015Review - July 23, 2015

PEC - Bloomfi eldDay 1 - November 25, 2015Day 2 - December 2, 2015

Marketing and VineyardImprovement Program (MVIP)

Intake 1 is now CLOSED

MVIP was created under the Wine and Grape Strategy to promote Ont ario VQA wine and support vineyard production improvements with up to 35 per cent cost-share. Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis within an established intake period. Once all annual funds are allocated, the intake will be closed and the remaining applications will be automatically entered into a priority queue for consideration for funding in the next program year. Agricorp is delivering the vineyard improvement com-ponent of the MVIP program. Please visit www.grapegrower-sofontario.com for an applica-tion form, guidebook and more information.

Deadlines for 2015 program year:August 31, 2015 - Payments beginMarch 31, 2016 - Improvements to be completedMarch 31, 2016 - Submit claim

2015 Harvest Package2015 Harvest packages for all growers and processors will be mailed out in July. Please note cheque day is scheduled forMonday, November 16, 2015. Th ere will be no collection of brix testing fees for the 2015 harvest.

3June 2015

Ontario Wine AwardsAs a proud sponsor of the Ontario Wine Awards, the Grape Growers of Ontario congratulate all award winners, including:

Red Wine of the Year -Pillitteri Estates 2010 Riserva Famiglia Cab-ernet Franc

White Wine of the Year - Peller Estates 2013 AP Signature Series Sauvignon Blanc

Winemaker of the Year - Emma Garner, Th irty Bench Wine Makers recognizing the winemaker’s con-sistent quality production across her portfolio, successes as demon-strated by additional wine awards, and overall contribution to the wine industry

Wine Journalism Award - Evan Saviolidis for his article, Back Again, published in the July 2014 issue of Quench Magazine

District 1Don Forrer - chris_forrer@hotmail.comDave Lambert - grapes@cogeco.caMatthias Oppenlaender - mattcon@vaxxine.comSteve Pohorly - steve.pohorly@hotmail.comAlbrecht Seeger - acseeger@hotmail.comKevin Watson - kevin@watsons.caChris Van de Laar - chris.vandelaar@gmail.comGerald Klose - gerald.klose@cbrands.comErwin Wiens - erwinanddorothy-wiens@gmail.comJames Zabek - zabekfarms@hotmail.com

District 2Bill Schenck - bschenck@cogeco.caPhilip Wiley - pwiley@mail.uoguelph.ca

District 3Bill George - george2vineyards@gmail.comDoug Funk Jr - dlfunk@nwic.caRon Koop - ron.koop@nwic.caJim Morrison - grapelan@vaxxine.comMartin Schuele - schuele@talkwireless.caEd Hughes - edhughes@niagaracuisine.com

District 4Brock Puddicombe - brockpuddi-combe@engageagro.com

District 5Scott Wilkins - sgcwilkins@gmail.com

District 6Debra Marshall - debra.marshall@robert-thomaswines.com

We’re Serious About GrapesNew GGO Marketing Campaign

We all know that great wines begin in the vineyard, and grape growing is the fi rst chapter in the story of wine. We will benefi t from consumers knowing our story too! We are about to launch an exciting marketing and business development initiative beginning this summer and extending through to Winter 2017.

Aft er fi ve years, our 100% grown by GGO symbol has undergone a slight facelift . At fi rst glance, you may not recognize the change, as the hallmark vine leaves and trillium petals are still front and centre, but upon closer scrutiny they seem a little more... modern.

Building on the “We Grow the Wines You Love” story, we will be working to raise the profi le of the GGO brand, sharing the stories that best defi ne our grape growers, and the craft through a highly targeted campaign, including a consumer microsite, content marketing initiatives on the web, social media, web ads and public relations.

Contact your 2015-16 District Growers’ Committeerepresentative with any questions or concerns you have.

4 June 2015

Meet Board Director, Scott WilkinsFarm location: Amherstburg, Southwestern OntarioMost grown varietal: Cabernet FrancTotal Farm Acreage: 100 acres, 5.5 planted acres of grapesFavourite Food and wine pair-ing: potato chips and method traditional blanc des blanc VQA sparkling wine.

Grape growing and winemaking is a third career for Scott Wilkins of Amherstburg. With a degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Toronto’s Trinity College, two MBA’s and a Mas-ter of Mathematics from Queens University, York University and University of Waterloo respective-ly, Scott says it perfectly when he says he likes to learn new things.

Aft er inheriting a 100-acre farm dating back to 1881 from his late wife’s United Empire Loyalist’s family, he wanted to keep the farm in the family. Aft er seeing the potential in the soil from other growers, the decision was made to switch from growing cash crops. Never having grown grapes, Scott planted a half acre, 28 row test plot in 2006 to fi nd out what grapes grew best in his recessional

moraine soil with beach overlay. “I tried growing all the normal varietals like Riesling, Vidal and Merlot, but also threw in a few oddballs like Cabernet Foch and Regent.”

Scott’s experiment yielded success, as six years later, he was mak-ing wine from grapes grown on his property and winning ama-teur wine competitions with his Riesling Icewine. Currently, the vineyard is 5.5 acres of Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Baco Noir, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and Muscat, with a plan to open a commercial winery on the property named Dancing Swallows Vineyard.

A typical day for Scott, like many Ontario growers, starts at 5am to check the local weather and news. Early rising also has its advantag-es for Scott’s photography hob-by. “I was making my coff ee the morning of April 4th and could see the Blood Moon outside the kitchen window, I grabbed my camera to post a few pictures on

Facebook, and a few hours later I get an email from NBC asking for permission to use my blood moon pictures. Th at night I got a message from a friend in New York saying she saw it on the NBC National evening news. ”

Scott sees a wonderful contrast in the sense of community between grape growing and his previous job of pricing derivatives in the business world. “Don’t under-estimate how hard or how fun the grape industry will be; it is a lovely industry to work in. You are producing a well-loved product, and surrounded by a community of supportive people.”

Scott volunteers his time to many diff erent organizations; he is a newly elected GGO Board Direc-tor for District 5, Member of the Brock University CCOVI Out-reach Committee, Chair of Grow-er Education for EPIC wineries, and past President and Treasurer of the local Rotary Club as well as regularly attending local Ontario wine society events.

Scott’s Blood Moon photo appeared on NBC National News

Scott Wilkins

5June 2015

2015 Celebrity Luncheon - Wed. Sept 16

Th e Grape Growers of Ontario, in partnership with Meridian Credit Union, Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation, and the Niagara Grape and Wine Festival, are pleased to announce that Tim Hicks will be the speaker at the 2015 Annual Celebrity Luncheon which kicks off the 64th Annual Niagara Grape and Wine Festival.

Th e event will take place at Club Roma in St. Catharines on Wednesday, September 16th at 11:30 a.m.

“I’m proud to have watched Tim’s career grow from playing in my basement into international fame. We are thrilled to have him back here in Niagara,” says Bill George, Chair of the Grape Growers of Ontario.

Tim is a Niagara native and Can-ada’s country music’s hottest new star; named the 2014 Canadian Country Music Awards “Rising New Star” and the Country Mu-sic Association of Ontario’s Male Artist of the Year and Album of the Year in May 2015.

“We are eager to have a Niagara native speak and perform for our guests at the 2015 Annual Ce-lebrity Luncheon,” says Debbie Zimmerman, CEO of the Grape Growers of Ontario, “We are anx-iously awaiting the 2015 Canadian Country Music Awards on Sunday, September 13!”

“Meridian Credit Union is a proud supporter of the Grape Growers of Ontario. We continue to be committed to the development and preservation of the Agricul-tural industry, and share in the Grape Growers mission of work-ing together to achieve sustain-able growth and profi tability for Ontario-grown grape products. We are honoured to hold a con-tinued presence at the annual Grape Growers Luncheon, and are

excited to welcome Niagara native Tim Hicks as he returns to his hometown of St. Catharines.” Ken Janzen, Meridian’s Senior Director and Branch Manager.

“Th e Greenbelt Foundation is pleased to once again support the Grape Growers of Ontario’s Celebrity Luncheon, this time during the tenth anniversary of the Greenbelt. As the grape and wine industry is going through major changes with selling wine in groceries stores, it’s important to celebrate all that the industry has accomplished in the past year,” says Burkhard Mausberg, CEO, Friends of the Greenbelt Founda-tion.

“For 64 years the Niagara Grape and Wine Festival has honoured the excellence of Ontario’s Grape Growers. Th e Grape Growers of Ontario are a founding partner of the Niagara Grape and Wine Fes-tival and our Board of Directors values their strong support of our three annual Festivals. Th e Annual Luncheon has become a highly anticipated celebration that marks the beginning of another har-vest. We are excited to share in an inspired aft ernoon with an artist who’s star has shined on our stage a few times, Niagara’s own new Country superstar; Tim Hicks. It is good to have you home again!” Kimberly Hundertmark, Executive Director, Niagara Grape and Wine Festival.

2015 Celebrity Luncheon

Wednesday, September 16th11:30 a.m.

Club Roma, 125 Vansickle Road, St. Catharines

Online ticket purchases can be made at

niagarawinefestival.com.

Ticket order forms are available at

grapegrowersofontario.com or by calling the offi ce at

(905) 688-0990.

Tim Hicks

6 June 2015

Wine Sales ReportQ4 Scorecard Report Fiscal Year ending March 31, 2015For LCBO, Vintages, Winery Retail Stores, and Direct Delivery (does not include Duty Free or Export)

Th is is the fi nal report for the fi scal year ending March 31, 2015. Th e Scorecard reports do not include wine coolers, ciders and fl avoured drinks at the LCBO, but they are included in the Winery Retail Store statistics. All statistics are reported for the 12 months ending March 31, 2015.

Th e percentage growth in wine sales has im-proved over the fi scal year ending March 31, 2014 which was: Imported +0.1%, ICB/Non-VQA +3.8%, VQA +0.4%.

Th e percentage growth in value (dollars) is higher than volume (litres) growth for the fi scal year 2014/15 at +4.5% for imported wine, +7.7% for non-VQA/ICB wine, and +4.7% for VQA wine.

VQA wine sales represent 10.43% (2013/14 fi scal year was 10.51%*) of the overall sales of wine in Ontario (by volume) through the LCBO, Vintages, Winery Retail Store and Direct Delivery channels with market share of VQA and ICB/Non-VQA Ontario wines reaching 42.36% (2013/14 fi scal year was 41.72%) in the fi scal year ending March 31, 2015.*source Q4 2014/15 Score-card

Average price per 750 ml (including HST), based on net sales (plus HST) divided by litres, and adjusted to 750 ml:

12 months ending March 31, 2014

12 months ending March 31, 2015

% change

VQA $14.45 $14.68 1.6%ICB/Non-VQA $7.35 $7.44 1.3%Imported $12.75 $12.96 1.7%

Th ese prices include large format sales, which are generally lower priced per litre than the 750 ml bottles. Th ere is no breakdown between premium and value priced imported wines. If VQA and ICB/Non-VQA is combined, the average price is $9.22.

7June 2015

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8 June 2015

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9June 2015

Upcoming Events21st Annual EPIC Vintage Tasting - August 9, 2015

Join EPIC Wineries Sunday, August 9th from 1pm – 5pm at North 42 Degrees Estate Winery to celebrate the 21st Annual Vintage Tasting!

Taste the best wine and food from our region, along with tasting & pairing seminars and beautiful music, all set amid a stunning outdoor setting at North 42 Degrees Estate Winery and Serenity Lavender. Th is casual garden party style event is sure to please everyone from the casual wine sipper to the experienced Master Taster! Tickets are only $60 and quantities are limited! Visit www.epicwineries.com to purchase your tickets online or call 519-984-2684.

Save the date - OF&VGA Summer Tour and Picnic

Th e Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association Annual Sum-mer Tour and Lunch will be held on Wednesday, August 19 in the Holland Marsh and area. Visit www.ofvga.org for more information.

Triggs International Premium Vinifera Lecture Series at CCOVI

Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCO-VI) is pleased to announce the 2015 Triggs International Premium Vinifera Lecture Series will be held in both Ontario and British Columbia. Th e lec-ture series presents a leading international viticultural speaker to lend their expertise through vineyard visits and a public lecture on key issues relating

to premium vinifera grape production.

2015 featured speaker: Glenn McGourty, Viticulture and Plant Sci-ence Advisor at the University of California Cooperative ExtensionTopic: Cover Crops for premium fruit production - Finding the right mix.

Cover crop management is a critical component of a premium vine-yard system. Th ese infl uence crop development, vine health and fruit quality for long-term productivity, survival, soil structure, nutrient uptake, etc. Th e 2015 vineyard tour will focus on diff erent strategies including permanent cover, alternate row management and establish-ing new vineyards or replanting within existing vineyards.

Dates:Wednesday, Aug. 19 – Vineyard visits and technical workshopTh ursday, Aug. 20 – Public lecture

Additional details, including the full schedule of the two-day lecture series, registration, our speaker’s biography, vineyard site locations and more, will be posted as they become available at: brocku.ca/cco-vi. To register for either day, please email ccovi@brocku.ca.

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10 June 2015

Agricorp Fruit Adjuster

Agricorp is looking for a Fruit Adjuster to join our Regional Services team in the Program Delivery division. Th is opportunity will appeal to those interested in representing Agricorp locally in the Niagara area. Th e Adjust-ers are responsible for the customer focused implementation and delivery of the Risk Management Products.

Qualifi cationsPost-secondary education in agriculture or equivalent experience• Minimum 3 years of related experience in farming or in the agricultural industry with a specialization in

fruit production• Knowledge of Ontario agronomy and the management and marketing of local crops• Demonstrated ability to communicate with diverse stakeholders using infl uence and authority• Valid driver’s license• Profi ciency in Microsoft Offi ce

To apply for this position, please send your resume (with the job title in subject heading) and cover letter to: Human Resources Division, Agricorp, 1 Stone Road West Box 3660, Stn. Central, Guelph ON N1H 8M4. Fax: 519-826-4680. Email: careers@agricorp.com. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted directly.

Classifi eds

FOR SALEFreightliner FL80 truck for sale. 222,000 klm, 24 ft deck, with or without 4x4 ton grape bins. Great truck, no longer needed. Asking $29,900 OBO. Contact Peter at 905-329-6052 or peterodim@hotmail.com for more information.

John Deere 5500N model. Nice shape, not abused, never used with a loader. Only spray tractor. 2,300 hours. New one coming. Contact Milan at 905-327-0360 for details.• Della Toff olla 25 hl, PE 25 wine press, brand new central bladder, automate, sump, on wheels, stainless

steel, as new, with compressor 230 volts 3 phases $32,000; without compressor 230 volts 1 or 3 phases $30,000.

• New riddling cages, contain 504 bottles diam 88 mm: $520 each• New acacia barrels 220 litres: $990 eachContact 1-514-451-8338 or jppilon@owcb.ca for more information.1997 Ford Explorer frame, 4WD, would make good orchard jitney. Well oiled, solid body, new battery, recent alternator, rebuild transmission, new fuel pump, runs well. $600 OBO. Contact Jim at 905-563-4195.

Used 3 row Paris sprayer complete with 2000 litre tank in good shape. Please contact Andy or Walter 905-892-3041 or andy@picsmotorclinic.com.Swiss fl oor corker, excellent condition, $600. Please contact Angelo at 416-975-4565 or info@silverpeakwines.com for more information.60 pressure mounted used end posts, 8 feet in length, $5 each OBO. All in good condition, removed in 2013. Do not need to be sold together. Contact Dean at 905-321-5279 or deanstoyka@stratuswines.com.Winemaking equipment:Demijohns $9; 4 and 5 gallon glass carboys $5; wine press and crusher $40, orange grape boxes (30) $5. Please contact Bob at 905-563-5193.

11June 2015

FOR SALE continuedBauer Rain Star Traveler Model E21 plus; 3” rain control irrigation pipe (30’ long) with rain bird sprinklers; 4” irrigation pipe (20’ long); 6” underground fi ttings; irrigation trailer for 30” pipe; portable stand up guns; 8’ aluminum ladders; 3” and 4” rain control elbows, tees, reducers, hydrants and openers; 5” and 6” wade elbows, tees, reducers, hydrants, openers and fl ex house. Call 905-651-4103 or email iiifarms@vaxxine.com.220 litres of Riesling icewine juice for sale. 41.5 brix, harvested January 2015. Please call Ed at 905-329-3606 for more information.Brand new SAHER powder spreader model E400 $4200; Second hand neck freezer 150 Botlle/hour, 230 volts 1 phase + N, 3 months guarantee $3500. Contact: jppilon@owcb.ca or call 514 451 8338.

G2 Gregoire Grape Harvester in excellent shape and condition. Used only 4 seasons on only our vineyards of 65 acres. We have purchased a new G3 Gregoire Grape Harvester, and therefore selling our G2 model. Th e price is somewhat negotiable, and all you need to do is come and view this excellent harvester at our winery since we store it indoors once harvest is complete for the season. Please contact Romeo Miele at 905-468-9678 or rmiele@sympatico.ca for more details.Turbo Mist Sprayer - 1500L, 24” fan with electric controls, low hours, in good condition $9,600. OCCL Spray-er - 1500 L, 30” fan with electric controls, good condition $2,450. Contact Ian at 905-359-6976 for further details.Propane Powered Bird Scaring Cannon $700. Email matsonpsu@hotmail.com for more information.

1 - 2000 litre GB Vineyard sprayer - poly tank, hydraulic valves, new A&R diaphram pump on board clean water rinse station, 2 speed fans. $6000 OBO. 1 - 40x40 plate and frame stainless steel wine/juice fi lter. $3000 OBO. Contact Arlene at 905-359-3420 or aturek@live.ca for more information.• Para-plow Subsoiler - $4,000.00 – very good condition• International 534 Manure Spreader - $3,000.00 – excellent working condition• 2 - Kongskilde 5 Shank Stiff Tooth Cultivators complete with Rolling Harrows - $1,200.00 Each• Kongskilde 7 Shank Stiff Tooth Cultivator - $1000.00• Shop Built Shaver Post Pounder – Skid Steer Mount c/w electric over hydraulic controls - $1,800.00• 2 – Vicon Fertilizer Spreaders for parts - $800.00• Harvest Tote Buggy - $2,500.00• 2008 Paris Twin Sprayer - $12,000.00Please contact Roger at 905-658-6387 or vailmontvineyards@gmail.comT-Posts - Large Quantities available. 6’ and 7’, painted green, punched 18 holes, notched one end. Call for Pric-ing. Ross Morrell, 905-921-1649.

Clemens (all around weeder) Radius 858NG, with disk rotary cultivator. Additional serrated disk plough for cultivating or hilling. Optional purchase of low hrs New Holland TN95f with custom mount and plumbing for Clemens on Quicke Q720 loader and attachments. Contact Doug aft er 6 pm at 519-923-1115.WANTEDGrapes for 2015 harvest – Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Cabernet Franc and Gamay. Contact Richie Roberts @ 905-984-0046 or richie@fi eldingwines.com.

Mastronardi Estate Vineyard is looking for an experienced Farm Mechanic/Tractor Driver to add to our team. Th is position is 50% shop work, 50% tractor work, and a minimum 40 hours per week. Th is is an hourly posi-tion and wage will commensurate with experience. Please contact Jennifer at 519-733-4963 or pl@mastronard-iwines.com to apply or for more information.Used barrels and racks. Please contact sam.maxbauer@exchangebrewery.com.

12 June 2015

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