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Q&A with Lilitha Mwasi Njobe
Lilitha Mwasi Njobe is a PhD candidate in the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine at the University of Adelaide. Her research investigates the role of extracellular vesicles in the transfer of herbicide resistance in Lolium rigidum, one of the world's most problematic agricultural weeds
By SA Wine Industry · 8 min read
Rooted in research - what science says about regenerative viticulture (Part 1)
This article is based on a recently published scientific review article. In the review article, the question was: ‘What science exists to support the efficacy of practices used in regenerative viticulture systems or approaches?’.
By Lucinda Heyns · 11 min read
Susceptibility of grapevine pruning wounds to trunk pathogen infection
Introduction
By Sandile · 8 min read
Berry stress and wine quality
Many compounds linked to quality in wine originate from stresses experienced by grape berries.
By Doronae · 9 min read
New Winetech projects for 2017 (Part 2)
1. Ecology and management of Lobesia vanillana in vineyards
By Winetech Editorial Team · 4 min read
Trichoderma pruning wound protection - when after pruning is it best to apply?
PHOTO: Pixabay.
By Doronae · 12 min read
Resolutions adopted by OIV
The 16th General Assembly of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV), which met on 23 November 2018 in Punta del Este (Uruguay), adopted a total o
By OIV · 7 min read
Detection and classification of grapevine stem pitting-associated virus
The aim of this study was to investigate the genetic diversity of GRSPaV in South Africa and to evaluate the success of biological indexing as a detection tool
By Ilani Mostert and Johan Burger and Hano Maree · 9 min read
SA Innovation Summit: 2019 Winetech Pitching Den Winners
The top 15 Winetech Pitching Den finalists delivered their pitches at the 2019 SA Innovation Summit on Thursday 12 September. Attracting entrepreneurs from Afri
By Anton Pretorius · 3 min read
Eutypa-like fungi associated with grapevine cankers and dieback
PHOTO: Francois Halleen.
By Providence Moyo and Lizel Mostert and Francois Halleen · 7 min read
