"Canadian weather is becoming more volatile due to climate change, making it difficult for farmers to plan planting and harvesting. In response to these pressures, wine grape researchers are evaluating more climate-resilient varieties and developing improved forecasting systems and disease management techniques."
In the latest edition of Poured magazine, CGCN Executive Director Darien Temprile spoke about the Canadian grape and wine sector's climate-related challenges, as well as national efforts in research and innovation to adapt to the present and future.
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