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$6.2-million in funding announced to support CGCN-RCCV’s clean plant program

$6.2-million in funding announced to support CGCN-RCCV’s clean plant program

Posted Oct 29th, 2020 in CGCN Press Release

On October 27th, Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) announced a $6.2- million funding commitment through Genome Canada’s Genomic Applications Partnership Program (GAPP) to support the Canadian Grapevine Certification Network (CGCN-RCCV) and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) in supplying the industry with certified virus-free grapevine planting material.

Nova Scotia Wine grape bud hardiness - Mid February 2021

Posted Feb 23rd, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape bud hardiness report for Nova Scotia, Mid February 2021

Grape Hardiness for Mid/Late February - BC

Grape Hardiness for Mid/Late February - BC

Posted Feb 23rd, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape Hardiness for Mid/Late February - BC

Nova Scotia Wine grape bud hardiness - Early February 2021

Posted Feb 10th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape bud hardiness report for Nova Scotia, Early February 2021

OFVC Education Series 2 - Grape events

OFVC Education Series 2 - Grape events

Posted Feb 9th, 2021 in News Articles, Events

OFVC Education Series 2 - Virtual events

Grape Hardiness for Early February - BC

Grape Hardiness for Early February - BC

Posted Feb 8th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape Hardiness for Early January - BC

Nova Scotia Wine grape bud hardiness - Late January 2021

Posted Jan 27th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape bud hardiness report for Nova Scotia, Late January 2021

Grape Hardiness for Late January - BC

Grape Hardiness for Late January - BC

Posted Jan 27th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape Hardiness for Late January - BC

Grapevine Bud and Phloem Hardiness Newsletter

Posted Jan 15th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

The attached newsletter describes the relative hardiness of grapevine buds and phloem, and the implications for winter injury and vine survival.

Nova Scotia Wine grape bud hardiness - Early January 2021

Nova Scotia Wine grape bud hardiness - Early January 2021

Posted Jan 12th, 2021 in Cold Hardiness and Climate Change

Grape bud hardiness report for Nova Scotia, Early January 2021

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CGCN certification will make a long-term contribution to the continuous pursuit of excellence of the Canadian wine sector by ensuring that the best quality, disease free propagating material is available to the grape industry.
Hans Buchler, Chair of CGCN

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