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La Bri – transfer of knowledge promotes positive self-esteem
The Huguenot refugee Jacques de Villiers, also known as Jacob, called his farm La Bri, which may have been derived from the French word, l’abri, meaning “shelter”.
Cellar Assistants’ Programme – information days and senior cellar assistants’ workshops add value
This programme is known for the considerable contribution made to knowledge transfer to cellar assistants and aims to address knowledge transfer practically and holistically.
Factors influencing knowledge uptake by practitioners – characteristics of the knowledge
This blog discusses the characteristics of the knowledge itself and how it can influence knowledge uptake.
Natural alternatives for sulphur dioxide
Sulphur dioxide was already used by the Romans and remains the most general additive in winemaking.
Roodezandt RF – employer involvement establishes leaders
As visitors enter the picturesque village of Robertson, one cannot ignore the prominent house on Voortrekker Street with a Neo-Classical gable and sash windows. The house is home to Roodezandt RF, a cellar with a long, colourful history.
Factors influencing knowledge uptake by practitioners – characteristics of the knowledge source
This second blog discusses the characteristics of the knowledge source and how it influences knowledge uptake.
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