Nova Scotia 2023-24 Bud Hardiness Report No. 4
Kentville RDC - 2023-24 Nova Scotia Bud Hardiness Report No. 4
The CGCN works to ensure that Canadian growers and wineries have access to clean, quality grapevine material.
Our objective is to ensure a sustainable supply of certified propagative grapevine material.
Enabling nurseries to provide clean, high-quality domestic grapevine material.
CGCN works to advance the Canadian grape and wine industry by ensuring a sustainable supply of high quality, certified propagative grapevine material.
The CGCN is a collaboration between the Grape Growers of Ontario, the British Columbia Wine Grape Council, l'Association des vignerons du Québec, and the Grape Growers Association of Nova Scotia.
CGCN's mandate is to create a clean plant network for domestically certified virus-tested and pathogen free grapevines in Canada and promote, coordinate and direct financing towards research on a national scale for the benefit of the Canadian grape and wine industry.
Nurseries: Show grape growers your commitment to producing quality propagative grapevine materials with CGCN certification.
With CGCN Certification, you can proudly demonstrate to growers that your nursery is dedicated to providing sustainable domestic grapevine material of the highest quality, that has been vetted and tested free from virus.
Stay current on what's new with the Canadian Grapevine Certification Network.
Kentville RDC - 2023-24 Nova Scotia Bud Hardiness Report No. 4
Read a new report from Tom Lowery and Andrea Brauner (AAFC Summerland) on leafhopper research conducted under the 2018-2023 AgriScience cluster.
Our first webinar of 2024 focused on Tomato Ringspot Virus (ToRSV), a virus that is becoming an increasing concern in parts of eastern Canada but is still not widely known or understood.
We help ensure nurseries, growers and wineries have access to clean, quality grapevine material. To learn more about CGCN, or apply to our certification program, contact our team today.