They soon discovered that they needed a different type of adhesive to make the labels stick. When it's on the roller here, it is given enough pressure to stick it on but then on the tail end, it rolls it off because there's no pressure on the roller. That's the part that is coming out. Back in the fields, it's the middle of Summer. It's an important growing stage because each plant is developing its fruit.
Unnecessary growth is trimmed so more of the plant's energy can be devoted to fruit development.
Leaves along the bottom of the vines also must be removed. It's crucial to do this because you don't want mud getting on the leaves. Probably our biggest problem in Nebraska is with powdery mildew and some of the funguses. They come up from the soil. This doesn't have it.