Previous webinars
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Options and considerations for dealing with unharvested fruit in smoke-affected vineyards – (more) |
Nick Linden – Livestock Industry Development Officer- Agriculture Victoria, Suzanne McLoughlin – Vinehealth Australia and Tony Hoare – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
27 February |
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Find out more here here |
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Assessing and managing fire damaged grapevines – (more) |
Dr Mardi Longbottom – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
7 January |
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Find out more here |
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Bureau of Meteorology Seasonal Outlook for vintage 2020 – (more) |
Darren Ray – Bureau of Meteorology |
5 December |
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Soil health checklist – what to measure to assess soil health – (more) |
Dr Mark Krstic – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
28 November |
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Find out more here |
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Heat proofing vineyards – (more) |
Dr Joanna Gambetta and Julia Gouot – National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (CSU) |
21 November |
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Find out more here |
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Membrane contactors for dissolved gas management – (more) |
Dr Simon Nordestgaard – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
14 November |
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Find out more here |
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Managing ‘reductive’ aromas in wines – (more) |
Dr Marlize Bekker – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
7 November |
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Find out more here |
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Consumer responses to sustainability certification in the wine industry – (more) |
Larissa Barrows – University of Melbourne |
24 October |
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Find out more here |
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Using maceration techniques to tailor red wine styles – (more) |
Dr Keren Bindon – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
3 October |
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Find out more here |
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GAIA – a new app to locate vineyards, store information and monitor crop health – (more) |
Sandy Hathaway – Wine Australia |
26 September |
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Find out more here |
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How weeds influence a vineyard – (more) |
Tony Hoare – The Australian Wine Research Institute |
19 September |
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Find out more here |
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Bureau of Meteorology frost risk outlook and frost warning service – (more) |
Darren Ray & Dr Naomi Benger – Bureau of Meteorology |
5 September |
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Find out more here |
What is a webinar?
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2018-19 webinars
Click here to view recorded sessions from the 2018-19 program.