When you live in a warm climate, early spring after the last hard freeze is the perfect time to plant grapevines and prepare your vineyard for the wine-making process. However, while temperatures begin to rise during the spring, a late frost may occur.
This late freeze can halt your cultivation process and damage your crops. Young vines are vulnerable to frost, so you must keep their temperature consistent to avoid losing the crop.
You can use propane to protect your crops against a late frost. A propane-powered wind machine will disturb the cold air surrounding the crops. The heat content of propane combined with the wind machines creates warm air retention in the crop zone, saving your crops from frost and freezing. Your successful harvest will allow your winery or brewery to prosper as you continue making wine for the upcoming season.
