Canadian Grapevine Resources & Research
Relevant information and resources for Canadian grape growers and wineries to incorporate into on-farm practices.
Relevant information and resources for Canadian grape growers and wineries to incorporate into on-farm practices.
Bio-security refers to a series of management practices designed to prevent, minimize and manage the introduction and spread of pests. This includes pests not established in Canada, pests established in limited areas of Canada, and pests widely distributed that can spread from farm to farm.
Growing Degree Days results for August for Summerland and Osoyoos.
Nova Scotia research based on late bunch stem necrosis, focusing on Marquette grapes
It is critical to manage not just the causal organisms but also the Drosophila flies (spotted wing Drosophila as well as Drosophila melanogaster, the common “fruit fly) that can carry sour rot.
climate and ripening report for the 2019 growing season in Nova Scotia
The Grape Growers of Ontario, in partnership with Brock University's Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) are pleased to announce the launch of a brand-new viticulture webinar series. The series will look at current topics with experts in the field from bud survival to irrigation timing.
Video update from AAFC researchers in BC, featuring CGCN-RCCV Chair, Hans Buchler
Custom Propagation for Grape Growers/Wineries under the Interim Verification Program is available.
Wine Quality and yeasts project update from Activity 13, March 2019
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