2025 Gallo Vineyards Internship Opportunity

Employment type: Full-Time
Job Location: Napa, CA
Application Due Date: December 1, 2024

GALLO VINEYARDS, INC
2025 COASTAL VITICULTURE INTERNSHIP
Length: 6 months
Multiple Locations in California:
• Sonoma County, Napa County & Surrounding Areas
Internship Start Date: April to July 2025
Internship End Date: November to December 2025
Application Deadline: December 1 2024
Preferred Majors: Horticulture, Agriculture, Plant Science, Biology, Geology, and
Soil Science
What you'll do:
Interns will support the many different areas of our Winegrowing Operations
including general viticulture, trellis design, irrigation management, pest control,
tractor and spray operations, new equipment development and cultural
operations. Some of the intern’s essential functions could include some of the
following:
•Assist with crop estimations, phenology data collection and irrigation
practices.
•Assist with harvest activities including maturity sampling, harvest
equipment preparation and quality control of mechanically and handharvested fruit.
•Participate in pest and disease scouting and help draft treatment
thresholds for specific pests.
•Design and construct an innovative trellis system.
•Use GPS technology and the Geographical Information System to
implement precision farming and map vineyard infrastructure.
•Assist with the design, layout, and planting of a new vineyard block.

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