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Climate Change Adaptation
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How to combat rising temperatures in your vineyard
Really excellent webinar in collaboration with the Wine Society. Hosted by Becky Sykes with: Viticulture research supremo Kees van Leeuwen covers the big picture of rising temperatures in vineyards and the end product, aromas in wine. Daniela has strong background in research and shares her research in Mendoza, Argentina. Pepe is dry farming in Spain,…
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March 11, 2026
How to combat pests and diseases more sustainably
Really excellent webinar in collaboration with the Wine Society. Hosted by Becky Sykes with: Mary Retallack is an extraordinarily experienced ecologist who has been working in regenerative farming for decades before the word even became widely used. She brings a wealth of knowledge of biocontrols in vineyards across multiple contexts. Very practical tips on: insectary…
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March 4, 2026
Five years of oxen grazing enhances soil carbon and structure in alpine vineyards
A 2026 study in Northern Italy provides evidence supporting the benefits of low-density cattle integration in vineyards
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March 3, 2026
Adapting and Building Resilience to New Pests and Diseases
Natural Pest Predators and Insectary Plants Climate change is bringing with it an associated change in pest pressures as they are moving into regions that were not previously suitable. Conventional farming often has high areas of monoculture, with no habitats for natural predators. When an infestation occurs, there is nothing to keep it in check…
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