Winemaking & Viticulture - UC Davis Extension
Winemaking & Viticulture - UC Davis Extension
Winemaking & Viticulture - UC Davis Extension
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winemaking business<br />
These courses will teach you the ins-and-outs of running your own<br />
winery or vineyard—from public relations to taxation and accounting.<br />
New!<br />
Public Relations and Social<br />
Media for Small Wineries<br />
Noncredit.<br />
Winery public relations has changed<br />
dramatically since the days of simply<br />
sending out samples and hoping for the<br />
best. The Internet has leveled the playing<br />
field of customer contact and helped<br />
expand the ways in which wineries can<br />
effectively tell their stories. Learning<br />
to integrate new tools, such as social<br />
media, with proven public relations<br />
communications techniques is essential for<br />
setting your winery and brand apart from<br />
the competition. Acquire strategies for PR<br />
success without spending too much in the<br />
process.<br />
This two-day course covers:<br />
The importance of a public relations<br />
plan that integrates social media<br />
Tactics and strategies for PR success<br />
Interacting with wine writers, bloggers<br />
and other media people<br />
Why building a brand means more<br />
than hoping for great scores or reviews<br />
Guest speakers include wine writers and<br />
bloggers from major publications, as well<br />
as social media experts who will provide<br />
examples of how an effective public<br />
relations program should be part of your<br />
successful marketing effort.<br />
RUSTY EDDY has been in the wine industry for 30 years.<br />
He has established relationships with key local and national<br />
media outlets and has experience in public relations,<br />
communications, sales and strategic planning.<br />
2 meetings.<br />
Dec. 5-6: Thurs.-Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.<br />
<strong>Davis</strong>: Da Vinci Building, 1632 Da Vinci Ct.<br />
$395. Includes two lunches and course material. Enroll in<br />
section 132VIT202.<br />
Taxation and Accounting for<br />
the Small Vineyard<br />
6.5 CPE CEUs.<br />
Understanding relevant tax and<br />
accounting issues is a vital step for<br />
successful start-up and continuing<br />
vineyard operations. This course is<br />
tailored to help both the vineyard owner<br />
and entrepreneur. Topics include:<br />
Formulating a business plan<br />
Choosing the form of doing business<br />
which directly affects permissible farm<br />
accounting methods<br />
Avoiding the problems of passive<br />
activity<br />
Qualifying as a farmer under the tax<br />
code<br />
Farm accounting, including<br />
depreciation and inventory cost<br />
capitalization rules<br />
Estate planning<br />
Learn the principles of accounting for a<br />
vineyard operation from the initial start-up<br />
phase through the land clearing, planting,<br />
pre-productive and productive stages.<br />
Tax aspects and specific accounting<br />
techniques for the expenditures in each<br />
phase will be discussed in detail.<br />
GREG SCOTT is a tax partner with Price Waterhouse Coopers<br />
Accountants.<br />
1 meeting.<br />
Oct. 28: Mon., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.<br />
<strong>Davis</strong>: Da Vinci Building, 1632 Da Vinci Ct.<br />
$190. Includes lunch and course material. Enroll in section<br />
132VIT205.<br />
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