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Q&A with Lucinda Heyns: Why wine should be a window to the vineyard
Lucinda Heyns has worked as a viticulturist for leading South African wineries Jordan and Mulderbosch and has plenty of experience in California. She now makes
By Anton Pretorius · 3 min read
Soil Preparation book for grapevine industries just launched
A brand new book was just released for the wine and table grape industries. SOIL PREPARATION for sustainable wine and table grape production, by Johan van Zyl a
By Anton Pretorius · 3 min read
Wingerdwortels book takes root among viticulturists
‘Viable viticulture necessitates scientific farming with roots and sunlight’, were the opening words of Eben Archer at the launch of the new Vine Roots (Wingerd
By Anton Pretorius · 2 min read
New irrigation book – valuable resource for wine grape growers
Dr Philip Myburgh, author of Handbook for Irrigation of Wine Grapes in South Africa (Photo by Andrew Gorman)
By Anton Pretorius · 3 min read
Leafroll control strategy - an integrated approach
What causes leafroll virus? [Fact sheet 1.1]* • Leafroll virus is caused by leafroll associated virus -3 (GLRaV-3). Other types of leafroll associated viruses e
By Lucinda Heyns & Gerhard Pietersen · 4 min read
Ask-Jean victorious in first-ever SA Wine Industry Innovation Challenge
The winner of the inaugural South Africa Wine Industry Innovation Challenge is Jan Thomas and his team from Ask-Jean, with a winning concept of an app which inn
By Anton Pretorius · 4 min read
Strategy for the control of mealybug in South African vineyards
PHOTO: Prof. Piet Goussard.
By Doronae · 3 min read
Feeling the heat: the impact of heatwaves in the vineyard
As in France, the Cape winelands could once again be sweltering under heatwave conditions come spring or summer. But what does an unexpected heatwave mean for v
By Anton Pretorius · 6 min read
South African viticulture books receive international OIV awards
We're pleased to announce that two recently published South African viticulture books were honoured by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV)’s i
By Anton Pretorius · 3 min read
