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Bragato Research Institute
New Zealand
Registrace 1. 08. 2022
Bragato Research Institute drives world-leading innovation for the New Zealand wine industry-from blue sky research to the practical application of science in our vineyards, wineries and supply chain.
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Evaluating water use efficiency and drought tolerance of various rootstocks
zhlédnutí 160Před 20 dny
New adaptation strategies are required to deal with climate change, and using more efficient rootstocks is potentially a sustainable solution. It is generally known that rootstocks can confer favourable properties on the grafted plant, however, the New Zealand wine industry does not have robust knowledge relevant to local conditions to make informed choices about the best rootstock options for ...
Long spur pruning as an alternative to cane pruning for Sauvignon blanc in Marlborough
zhlédnutí 4,1KPřed 2 měsíci
The combination of increasing production costs, a constrained labour supply and increasing vineyard area all signal a need to explore alternative production systems for producing Sauvignon Blanc. Long spur pruning has shown promise as an alternative to cane pruning for Sauvignon Blanc in Marlborough, with the potential for reduced labour requirements at a similar yield and quality. Spur pruning...
Improving remedial surgery practices for control of grapevine trunk disease
zhlédnutí 292Před 10 měsíci
As the average age of vineyards across New Zealand increases, grape growers and managers increasingly recognise the effects of grapevine trunk disease on both vine productivity and longevity. One option that can potentially “renew” and extend the life of infected vines is remedial surgery. This procedure involves removing the trunk above the graft union and growing a new shoot to replace the ol...
How to perform remedial surgery on a grapevine
zhlédnutí 471Před 10 měsíci
Grapevine trunk diseases are a threat to the economic sustainability of the New Zealand wine industry. They cause significant yield and quality reductions and also shorten the lifespan of vineyards. Reliance on remedial surgery to ‘renew’ infected vines by removing diseased wood is set to increase as vineyards in New Zealand are aging. As part of the ongoing project developing best practice gui...
Bragato Research Institute's National Grapevine Collection clean up
zhlédnutí 140Před 11 měsíci
Bragato Research Winery Services
zhlédnutí 250Před rokem
The Bragato Research Institute Research Winery has an experienced team that understands the needs of commercial wineries. Harvest is the busiest time of year, and in-house research trials are often overlooked or underestimated in terms of time to implement and interpret. Our experienced staff will take the time to understand the purpose of your research and design a trial that meets your needs ...
Bragato Research Institute's Tuned Vines project
zhlédnutí 166Před rokem
This is a two-year research project to identify the epigenetic markers of environmental stress in grapevines, and to demonstrate the concept of using small RNA molecules to “tune” plant responses (using a technique that would not be considered genetic modification). In addition to providing knowledge relevant to the later stages of the Sauvignon Blanc 2.0 programme, the aim of this project is t...
Developing the next generation of New Zealand wine production systems
zhlédnutí 324Před rokem
The cost of producing wine in New Zealand is continually rising, while harvest yields and bottle prices remain largely static, eroding profitability and long-term sustainability. Bragato Research Institute is developing a research programme, Next Generation Viticulture, to perform a first-principles re-design of how the industry approaches grape canopy management. The programme aims to increase...
Next Generation Viticulture
zhlédnutí 621Před rokem
The cost of producing wine in New Zealand is continually rising, while harvest yields and bottle prices remain largely static, eroding profitability and long-term sustainability. BRI is developing a research programme, Next Generation Viticulture, to perform a first-principles re-design of how the industry approaches grape canopy management. The programme aims to increase productivity while enh...
Managing grapevine trunk disease with remedial surgery
zhlédnutí 479Před rokem
As the average age of vineyards across New Zealand increases, grape growers and managers increasingly recognise the effects of grapevine trunk disease on both vine productivity and longevity. One option that can potentially “renew” and extend the life of infected vines is remedial surgery. This procedure involves removing the trunk above the graft union and growing a new shoot to replace the ol...
Long spur pruning as an alternative to cane pruning for Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
zhlédnutí 476Před rokem
Four-cordon, long-spur pruning offers an alternative to can pruning Sauvignon Blanc. Bragato Research Institute has a trial to compare two-cordon, long spur pruning as an alternative to cane pruning for Sauvignon blanc in Marlborough and collect data to report on the relative cost of each pruning type and the medium so grape growers can make an informed choice.
BRI Research Winery Commercial Services
zhlédnutí 152Před rokem
Central Otago wine producer Felton Road describes why they chose to work with Bragato Research Institute for their vineyard trials. Find out more: bri.co.nz/winery-trials/
Beyond Vineyard Ecosystems: Growing for the future
zhlédnutí 225Před rokem
Join us on 27-28 September 2022 for a two-day technical conference at the newly opened Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre. This jam-packed event features over 25 speakers and panellists, international perspectives, exhibits, research wine tasting and more. While this event highlights the findings of the seven-year Vineyard Ecosystems research programme and its spin-off projects, outside pers...
Four-cordon, long-spur pruning: An alternative one-season solution for pruning Sauvignon Blanc
zhlédnutí 47KPřed rokem
Four-cordon, long-spur pruning offers an alternative one-season solution for pruning Sauvignon Blanc. It’s easy to learn, quicker and less physically demanding than cane pruning as there is no requirement for manual stripping or large head-cuts. Grower trials suggest that a similar number of buds can be retained on a four-cordon vine, when compared to a four-cane pruned vine. The method can be ...
Cover crops as a herbicide alternative trial design
zhlédnutí 180Před rokem
Thinking of cover crops as a herbicide alternative in your vineyard? Bragato Research Institute has created a new fact sheet to provide New Zealand grape growers with information on the impact of cover crops on soil health and grapevine performance in vineyards and to direct growers to additional resources to guide cover crop species selection and management tools. Watch the video to see how Cl...
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I understand spur pruning and cane pruning but it seems that you are mixing the two together when you mention two replacement spurs and two working spurs together with 4 cordons with spurs for next years producing vines. By replacement spurs I assume that means that the 4 cordons your currently have on your vines will be replaced from the two spur replacement canes but I don't see in your pruning routine when they are replaced. You currently end up with 4 cordons with spurs for next year producing vines but I don't know what you mean by the two working spurs - what do they do besides just grow producing vines and if that is there purpose it seems to be redundant alongside the spurs along the cordons.
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