Program Calendar
Train-the-Trainer: Soil Health & Irrigation Assessment
Dates
March 12 & March 14
Days
Wednesday
Friday
Time
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Classes
Beginner and Intermediate
The course is open to both beginner and intermediate students, don’t worry if you don’t know - there will be a test on the first day to ensure correct class placement!
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Train-the-Trainer classes offer Napa County farmworkers a meaningful opportunity for professional growth. This class will teach students the importance of maintaining proper soil health in vineyards and the role soil health plays in irrigation water management. Participants can take this knowledge back to their company and train other team members about these two important viticultural practices.
In this class, students will learn:
How to collect soil samples
How to assess soil health in the field and through lab analysis
What is carbon sequestration and the importance of organic matter for soil health
How to implement sustainable farming practices to adapt to the impacts of climate change
Soil properties that affect water movement and retention
How to use available technology to develop irrigation management plans
How to determine ideal irrigation time and adequate quantity of water to be used
How to perform irrigation system distribution uniformity tests and how to address poor distribution uniformity in vineyards
Impact
Building soil health through sustainable soil management practices leads to a healthy, biodiverse soil ecosystem that helps vines thrive, building vineyard resilience and longevity. In post-class surveys, 100% of the students stated they would immediately use these skills in their jobs and will be able to better train others in these practices.
Past Student Testimonial
“I will now be able to better communicate with the viticulturist about the vineyard needs. I understand more about water sustainability and how these practices also impact wine quality.”
Budgeting For Emergencies
Day / Date
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Time
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Classes
In-Person or Webinar:
Please choose In-Person or Zoom when completing the registration form.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Join us for a financial literacy workshop in Spanish designed specifically for Napa County farmworkers who want to take control of their finances and prepare for the unexpected. This interactive session will cover practical tips and tools to help you save money, manage your budget, and build a financial safety net to protect yourself and your family when emergencies arise.
What You Will Learn:
Simple ways to create a budget that works for your income and expenses
Strategies to start saving
How to set up and grow an emergency fund
Tips to cut unnecessary expenses without sacrificing quality of life
Resources and tools to stay on track with your financial goals
Why Attend?
Emergencies like unexpected medical bills, car repairs, or reduced work hours can create financial stress. By learning smart savings practices and budgeting strategies, you can feel more confident and secure when facing life’s challenges. This workshop will empower you with knowledge and practical steps you can immediately implement.
Who Should Attend?
Farmworkers in Napa County and their families who want to:
Improve their financial stability
Learn easy ways to save money
Plan ahead for emergencies
Instructor
Martin Curiel, CFA - Co-Founder - MYeCFO
Understanding the 2024 Harvest & Looking Ahead from a Financial Perspective
Day / Date
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Time
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Classes
In-Person or Webinar:
Please choose In-Person or Zoom when completing the registration form.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Join us for an insightful presentation, Understanding the 2024 Napa Valley Harvest from a Financial Perspective, led by industry expert Rolando Sanchez. This event offers a unique opportunity to better understand the financial dynamics shaping Napa Valley's winegrape industry and how they factored into decision-making at the vineyard level for the 2024 harvest.
Rolando Sanchez will explore key topics, including market trends, cost analysis, economic challenges, and the financial decisions impacting growers.
The presentation is designed for supervisors to better understand the financial landscape that impacts operations and raise awareness when planning for 2025.
Instructor
Rolando Sanchez - Vice President of Wine Growing & Business Development - Walsh Vineyard Management
Rolando is a native of Napa who has spent his entire life working in the valley’s vineyards. After receiving his degree from Fresno State University, Rolando joined one of Napa’s Largest and Most respected vineyard management companies, Walsh Vineyards Management. Where he has worked his way up to Vice President of Wine Growing & Business Development. Rolando oversees vineyard operations in Napa, Sonoma & Lake County, also consulting in both Mexico and Spain. His passion for grape growing has earned him a spot on the Wine Business Monthly as one of the industry’s Top 50 Leaders of 2020. Rolando’s ultimate goal is to provide a voice and path for a life-changing opportunity to those who want to make their dream a reality in the wine industry.
Women’s Leadership Workshop
Date
Friday, March 21, 2025
Time
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Summary
Launched in 2022, the Women’s Leadership Workshop is a series dedicated to supporting new and aspiring female vineyard supervisors in Napa Valley's winegrape industry. This one-day workshop brings together supervisors and connects them with senior leaders and expert trainers, fostering a collaborative environment for career advancement. It offers a chance to discover personal strengths, cultivate effective communication, and focus on health and well-being. Participants will also have the opportunity to connect with inspiring women supervisors who are paving the way in the industry.
This workshop is for new participants.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Agenda
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Check-in & Breakfast
8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Why Women Make Great Supervisors with Erika Velazquez, Pan American Insurance
9:00 AM – 11:50 AM Identify Personal Strengths with Gaby Alvarez-Pollack, StrengthQuest Certified Trainer
11:50 AM – 12:20 PM Lunch
12:20 PM – 2:20 PM Emotional Intelligence, Decision Making, and Resilience Strategies with Erika Powell, Leadership Trainer
2:25 PM - 2:55 PM Self-care & Stress Management with Maribel Flores, Serenity Wellness
2:55 PM – 3:00 PM Wrap up and survey
The program is designed to build essential leadership skills and guide participants through a strengths assessment each spring. This provides a common language for discussing leadership qualities and strategies for leveraging personal strengths in the workplace. Health and wellness, recognized as fundamental to strong leadership, are integrated throughout the sessions.
Impact
A new cohort joins each year in the spring, with a follow-up workshop in late summer. All alums are invited to reconnect, share experiences, and expand their network within a larger community. Participants are also supported through a dedicated WhatsApp group, where they can ask questions, share resources, and offer encouragement.
Past Student Testimonial
“The Women’s Leadership Workshop helped us understand that we, as women, are talented and to leave behind the fear that keeps us from being leaders. After the workshop, I felt like I could do anything! ”
Make Your Money Work for You. What You Need to Know About Investing
Day / Date
Wednesday, March 26, 2035
Time
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Classes
In-Person or Webinar:
Please choose In-Person or Zoom when completing the registration form.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Ready to grow your hard-earned money and secure a brighter financial future? Join us for a free investing workshop tailored for Napa County farmworkers who want to learn the basics of investing and how to make their money work for them. This session will break down the essentials of investing into simple, easy-to-follow steps so you can feel confident taking control of your financial growth.
What You Will Learn:
The basics of how investing works
Key differences between saving and investing
Types of investments, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds
How to get started
Understanding the risks and rewards of investing
Practical tips for building long-term wealth
Why Attend?
Investing doesn’t have to be complicated or intimidating. With the right tools and knowledge, you can grow your money over time, achieve your financial goals, and even prepare for retirement. Whether you’re completely new to investing or have some experience, this workshop will provide actionable insights to help you take the next step.
Who Should Attend? Farmworkers in Napa County and their families who:
Want to learn how to grow their money through investing
Are you interested in starting small and building wealth over time
Seek guidance on how to plan for long-term financial success
Instructor
Martin Curiel, CFA - Co-Founder - MYeCFO
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Tax Center: Expert Tax Support for Farmworking Families (Copy)
Days/Dates
Saturday, March 22, and Saturday, March 29th
Time
10:00 AM - 1:30 PM
30-minute appointments are available via the Book an Appointment Form
Summary
UpValley Family Centers and Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation have teamed up to bring you expert, IRS-certified tax advice through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program!
This partnership ensures farmworking families can access trusted guidance and support during tax season—at no cost.
VITA team members are IRS-certified and will provide free expert tax preparation services for income-qualifying households.
The service helps taxpayers to maximize refunds, including Earned Income and Child Care Tax Credit claims.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Impact
This is an opportunity to simplify your taxes and maximize your returns! This program helps ensure that families receive all the tax credits to which they are entitled.
Appointment
To book an appointment, please fill out the form below or contact Marina Montelli at the Farmworker Foundation office at (707) 261-3340 ext. 104 or via email at mmontelli@farmworkerfoundation.org.
The “Why” Behind: Irrigation Design
Day/Date
Thursday, April 3, 2025
Time
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Program Detail
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
This workshop is for irrigators to learn why vineyard irrigation systems are designed the way they are, the importance of not making changes without consulting the designer, and the best way to address some of the many operational challenges.
Instructor
Mark Battany - San Luis Obispo, RCD
Past Student Testimonial
“I will be able to use what I learned in this class to improve the irrigation system, use only the water that is needed, and not waste it.”
Safety Training for Small Companies: Sexual Harassment Prevention and First Aid/CPR Training
Date
Friday, April 11
Sessions/Time
Session 1: Safety Training for Small Companies: Sexual Harassment Prevention*
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM for Fieldworkers
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM for Supervisors
*The Fieldworker training is 2 hours, and the Supervisor training is 3 hours.
Session 2: Safety Training for Small Companies: First Aid/CPR Training
11:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Lunch will be provided from 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Classes
Safety Training for Small Companies
Safety is the number one priority for all Napa Valley vineyard operations.
This new program is designed for small companies (defined as having less than ten (10) employees) to access professional, high-quality education for essential safety training.
Session 1:
Sexual Harassment Prevention
California law requires employers with five (5) or more employees to provide one (1) hour of sexual harassment and abusive conduct prevention training to their non-supervisory employees and two hours of training to supervisors once every two years.
*For the Sexual Harassment session, please indicate in the Registration form Sign-Up Note field whether the enrollee is a fieldworker or supervisor. The Fieldworker training is 2 hours, and the Supervisor training is 3 hours.
Session 2:
First Aid/CPR Training
Certification lasts for two years.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Safety Training for Small Companies
Safety is the number one priority for all Napa Valley vineyard operations.
This new program is designed for small companies (defined as having less than ten (10) employees) to access professional, high-quality education for essential safety training.
Sexual Harassment
This Sexual Harassment Prevention course meets the California requirements of AB 1825 and AB 2053 and includes the following topics:
Information and practical guidance regarding federal and state regulations
Prohibition, prevention, correction, and remedies of sexual harassment and abusive conduct in the workplace
Identifying different kinds of sexual harassment, discrimination, and abusive conduct
How supervisors should respond in a variety of situations involving sexual harassment, discrimination, and abusive conduct
Discussions on the requirements of an anti-sexual harassment discrimination and abusive conduct policy
Discussions on the complaint process, limited confidentiality, and appropriate workplace behavior
First Aid/CPR
This CPR /First Aid course is a hands-on opportunity to gain the essential skills to respond effectively in emergencies. It will provide the confidence and knowledge to act quickly and save lives.
Topics include CPR, how to respond to choking, heart attacks, strokes, and other emergencies, basic first aid for cuts, burns, fractures, and sprains, and how to handle common injuries and medical crises safely.
Impact
Safety is the number one priority for all Napa Valley vineyard operations. This new program is designed for small companies (defined as having less than ten (10) employees) to access professional, high-quality education for essential safety training.
Songbirds & Vineyard Health Field Day
Day/Date
Friday, April 18, 2025
Time
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Program Detail
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Napa County farmworkers are invited to attend this in-the-vineyard Field Day to learn how songbirds can play a crucial role in vineyard ecosystems and why supporting their habitats can lead to more sustainable and productive viticulture.
Using research from the Wildlife Habitat Ecology Lab, speaker Karen Gallardo Cruz from Cal Poly Humboldt’s Wildlife Department will explain how these avian allies can:
Aid in pest control
Promote biodiversity
Enhance vineyard health
Don’t miss this opportunity for your vineyard team to enhance sustainable vineyard practices in your farming operation!
1 hour of Other CE Credits will be offered.
Instructor
Karen Gallardo Cruz - PhD Student, University of California, David
The “Why” Behind: Climate Science & Farming Adaptions
Day/Date
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Time
8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Program Detail
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Gain a better understanding about why we are experiencing more extreme weather conditions in the Napa Valley and learn about climate-smart farming and management practices to make our vineyards more adaptable and resilient.
Instructor
Natàlia Costa i Coromina - Associate of Impact & Sustainability, Energy Impact Partners
Past Student Testimonial
“It’s important for me to understand the topic so I can do my job better and make better decisions.”
Train-the-Trainer: Heat Illness Prevention
Day/Date
Thursday, June 12, 2025
Time
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Program Detail
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Train-the-Trainer classes offer Napa County farmworkers a meaningful opportunity for professional growth. The Heat Illness Prevention Train-the-Trainer course is an opportunity to become a qualified trainer and ensure team safety and company regulatory compliance.
Trainers will learn interactive methods, critical thinking, and regulatory updates in order to train others on heat illness signs, hydration, and compliance essentials.
This program is for supervisors who provide safety training for others. Limit two registrations per company.
Instructor
Teresa Andrews- Education and Outreach Specialist, Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety
Past Student Testimonial
“This training helped me have a bit more confidence when presenting a subject in front of people.”
Train-the-Trainer: Soil Health & Irrigation Assessment
Dates
March 6 & March 7
Days
Thursday
Friday
Time
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Classes
Beginner and Intermediate
The course is open to both beginner and intermediate students, don’t worry if you don’t know - there will be a test on the first day to ensure correct class placement!
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Train-the-Trainer classes offer Napa County farmworkers a meaningful opportunity for professional growth. This class will teach students the importance of maintaining proper soil health in vineyards and the role soil health plays in irrigation water management. Participants can take this knowledge back to their company and train other team members about these two important viticultural practices.
In this class, students will learn:
How to collect soil samples
How to assess soil health in the field and through lab analysis
What is carbon sequestration and the importance of organic matter for soil health
How to implement sustainable farming practices to adapt to the impacts of climate change
Soil properties that affect water movement and retention
How to use available technology to develop irrigation management plans
How to determine ideal irrigation time and adequate quantity of water to be used
How to perform irrigation system distribution uniformity tests and how to address poor distribution uniformity in vineyards
Impact
Building soil health through sustainable soil management practices leads to a healthy, biodiverse soil ecosystem that helps vines thrive, building vineyard resilience and longevity. In post-class surveys, 100% of the students stated they would immediately use these skills in their jobs and will be able to better train others in these practices.
Past Student Testimonial
“I will now be able to better communicate with the viticulturist about the vineyard needs. I understand more about water sustainability and how these practices also impact wine quality.”
Train-the-Trainer: First Aid/CPR
Dates
February 13 & 14
Days
Thursday
Friday
Time
Day 1 & Day 2:
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
This program is limited to two (2) employees per employer due to limited capacity. Thank you for respecting this.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
This is a brand new class, ideal for large companies that want to train their supervisors to train others!
The Foundation has a full lending library with manikins, epi-pens, and everything else you need to take the training back to the work site.
This training includes the mandatory online module and ensures that supervisors are ready to train upon completion of the two-day course.
Train-the-Trainer classes offer Napa County farmworkers a meaningful opportunity for professional growth. New this year, the First Aid/CPR Train-the-Trainer course is an opportunity to become a qualified trainer and provide basic first aid treatment for injuries, such as strains, sprains, and cuts, as well as lifesaving skills when responding to a medical emergency.
Trainers will learn techniques to show others how to perform CPR and use an AED. Participants will earn a certificate issued by AgSafe that is valid for 1 year and can be renewed.
This program is for individuals who provide compliance safety training to workers, including safety professionals or human resources professionals.
Note: Limit two registrations per company.
Impact
This class provides trainers with valuable resume and leadership-building skills and equips individuals with the tools and knowledge to make a positive impact. It ensures safety remains a cornerstone in every workplace interaction. By investing in this training, leaders gain the confidence and expertise to drive lasting, positive change, creating safer, healthier workplaces for everyone.
Train-the-Trainer: Pesticide Safety
Date
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Time
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Summary
Train-the-Trainer classes offer Napa County farmworkers a meaningful opportunity for professional growth. Focused on the safe handling and application of pesticides, this class supports compliance while protecting health and environmental integrity. Participants who complete this training will become qualified to provide pesticide safety training to fieldworkers and pesticide handlers, as required by California state regulations and the Federal Worker Protection Standard (WPS).
This class is for supervisors and others who train workers. Pesticide safety experience is not required, but it is helpful.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Agenda
This class meets the requirements established by the revised 2018 Worker Protection Standard, which is mandated by the US Environmental Protection Agency and includes the updated changes in 2024 to the California Department of Pesticide Regulation training topics.
Topics Include:
Pesticide exposure
Signs and symptoms of illness
Emergency medical care
Proper use of personal protective equipment
Safe handling and transportation of pesticides
Restricted use of pesticides
Laws and regulations regarding labels and safety data sheets
A review of effective training techniques
Impact
This class provides trainers with valuable resume-building skills and equips individuals with the tools and knowledge to make a positive impact, ensuring safety remains a cornerstone in every workplace interaction. By investing in this training, leaders gain the confidence and expertise to drive lasting, positive change, creating safer, healthier workplaces for everyone.
Past Student Testimonial
“I liked learning about the new regulations. It was good to review everything and the worksheets helped a lot. I really liked the way the class was done, it was very good. ”
Napa County Pruning Contest
Date
Saturday, February 8, 2025
*The rain date is February 15, 2025.
Time
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Summary
The Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation will celebrate its 23rd Annual Napa County Pruning Contest at Beringer’s Gamble Ranch Vineyard. The Pruning Contest is a longstanding tradition honoring and recognizing Napa’s world-class vineyard workforce; it is the ultimate showcase of talent, skill, and precision viticulture. Don’t miss this special community-building event that includes live broadcasting from KVON/MegaMix radio, lunch from El Muchacho Alegre, and resources from local Napa Valley community organizations.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Contest Details
Registration closes on February 3, 2024.
During the main event, contestants prune five vines in the day’s preliminary competition.
Scoring is weighted for technique and quality, allowing contestants to demonstrate their dedication to high-quality grape growing.
Those with the highest scores advance to the final round, which produced four winners in the women’s division and four in the men’s division.
Winners take home cash, top-of-the-line vineyard tools, and many other prizes.
The top pruners of each division also receive the coveted Pruning Contest champion belt buckle, designed especially for the occasion by Max Lang Custom Buckles.
Scoring
Sponsorship
To support this time-honored contest, please contact Jill Durfee, Program Manager.
Testimonial
“The Napa County Pruning Contest continues to get better every year. Participants are passionate about improving their skills and competing against their peers. The Contest is an opportunity to demonstrate their dedication to high-quality Napa Valley grape growing.”
Unified Wine & Grape Symposium
Date
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Time
7:00 AM - Transportation Pickup
Redwood Park & Ride, 3416 Solano Ave, Napa, California (Transportation provided by Beau Wine Tours)
7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Summary
Combining a world-class trade show with a broad spectrum of timely educational sessions, the Unified Symposium has a long and distinguished history of providing the California wine industry with the information needed to remain competitive. Napa County farmworkers are invited to a one-day Field Trip to attend the Spanish track seminars followed by a tour of the exhibit halls. The session will explore practical examples of the latest in regenerative agriculture, delve into dynamic marketing strategies to boost sales and growth, and unveil cutting-edge winemaking techniques that cater to emerging wine style trends, culminating in a curated tasting of Mexican Baja California wines.
Transportation and lunch will be provided.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Admission is normally $55 per person but is complimentary for Napa County farmworkers who sign up through the Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation and are joining a private event for registered farmworkers only.
Agenda
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Innovative Synergy: Creativity and Technology for Wine Industry Excellence Presentation - in Spanish with comparative wine tasting
Moderator:
Eva Bertran, Eva Bertran Consulting, California
Speakers:
Óscar Gaona, Monte Xanic, Mexico
Matías Kúsulas, Gård Vintners, Washington
Cristina Lazcano, University of California, Davis
Lourdes “Lulú” Martinez Ojeda, Bruma, Mexico
Rodrigo Maturana, Bonterra Organic Estates, California
Cristina Medina Plaza, University of California, Davis
Manuel Negrete, Retired Footballer, Mexico
Gaspar Roby, Terlato Wine Group, California
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
Lunch
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Tour
2:00 PM
Depart
Welding Boot Camp
Date
January 15 - January 17
Days
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Time
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Summary
Welding is an important skill in vineyard and winery operations and is used for various purposes. This 3-day introduction to welding class is taught by certified instructors at Napa Valley College, an American Welding Society (AWS) Educational Institution. The hands-on class was designed with a strong emphasis on safety and focused on common welding techniques, terminology, and cutting procedures.
The class is taught in English with the assistance of a Spanish-speaking translator.
Impact
After the class, students receive Certificates of Completion, which equip them with valuable skills to bolster their resumes. Post-class survey results showed that 90% of students stated they would use these new skills to gain more responsibility at work, and 85% thought they would have more opportunities for increased wages in the winegrape industry.
Past Student Testimonial
“After the Welding Bootcamp, I showed my supervisor how I could help in the shop, and now I have more responsibility and a pay raise at work. ”
Excel for Supervisors Course
Weekly
January 14 - January 30
Days
Tuesdays
Thursdays
Time
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Class
High Beginner/Low Intermediate
This course is for students with basic Excel experience ready to improve efficiency.
Please note that all programs are in Spanish unless otherwise specified.
Complimentary for Napa County farmworkers. This private event is for registered farmworkers only.
Summary
Excel can be used as a powerful tool to effectively organize and analyze data in vineyard operations. This 3-week course is for vineyard supervisors who currently use Excel for basic tasks but aspire to increase their skills. Students will learn how to analyze data, which will include sorting, formatting, and creating simple formulas. With organized data readily available, Excel can help evaluate and compare different vineyard management strategies, track regulatory compliance, inform budget decisions, conduct financial forecasting, and more, leading to increased productivity, efficiency, and profitability.
Computers are provided for each student for the duration of the course.
Impact
Increasing Excel skills for supervisors leads to optimized vineyard performance, improved quality, and overall farm efficiency. Post-course surveys showed that 100% of students had significant learning gains increasing their knowledge from basic to advanced; and 100% stated they will also immediately use these skills to do their jobs better.
Past Student Testimonial
“This was an excellent class full of information. It helped me learn faster, more efficient ways to use Excel. ”