Reyneke receives mulching and rewilding grants
Reyneke has received funding from the Wine Society’s Climate & Nature Fund for 2 projects: one on mulching and the other on rewilding.
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March 3, 2026
Climate Change Adaptation
How to make your vineyard more resilient to climate change We are entering an era where climate patterns no longer follow predictable cycles. Temperatures continue to rise, rainfall becomes erratic, and weather events grow more violent and frequent. Climate adaptation and climate change resilience are becoming urgent challenges for wine growers. The new normal is…
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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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March 3, 2026
Adapting and Building Resilience to Increased Vintage Variation
Viticultural regions are familiar with vintage variation as a result of weather. However, in terms of climate change an increase in extremes and greater climate system instability is resulting in both occurrence of ‘extreme’ years and degree of variation beyond those growers are familiar with. Regenerative viticulture techniques include: Diversifying/decreasing monoculture By having more than…
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March 3, 2026
Adapting and Building Resilience to Extreme Hail
Some wine regions are familiar with hail and the damage it can do to vines and grapes. Conventional hail risk reduction approaches include the use of hail nets, hail cannons, cloud seeding and spreading risk through geographically diverse vineyard parcels. However, climate change is expected to result in larger and more devastating hail storms. Techniques…
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March 3, 2026
Adapting and Building Resilience to Frosts
Many wine regions are familiar with spring or autumn air frosts that can cause crop loss or damage. However, climate instability is resulting in unpredictable frost patterns, and warmer springs (which result in advanced phenology) are making buds and young shoots more vulnerable to spring frosts. Techniques to help protect vines from frosts include: This…
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