This webinar is the first part of a mini-series dedicated to highlighting final results from some of the research projects completed under the CAP Grape & Wine Cluster (2018-2023). This session, held on March 27th, 2025, focused on Activity 5: "Assessing Grapevine Cold Hardiness Under Climatic Conditions of Eastern Canada by Applying Various Techniques."
National Research Users Meeting - April 17th @ 11:30am EST (virtual access available)
Our first webinar of 2025 held on January 23rd focused on recovery from climate-related events, which is a topic that has been top-of-mind in Canada for the last few years given various cold damage events across the country. This webinar addresses how climate change relates to vineyard management, variety selection, and more.
Clean Vines FAQ - BC Wine Grape Council Webinar on December 19th, 2024
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.
This webinar addresses how climate change relates to rootstock use/selection in both a cool climate and warm climate context, with other interesting factors such as nematodes also discussed.
For the third and last installment of our three-part 2023 webinar series on climate change, we focused on disease resistant varieties.
For the second instalment of our three-part 2023 webinar series on climate change, we focused on vineyard management.
Research in this cluster theme includes development of indigenous yeasts for domestic wine production.
Researchers present updates on their respective Grape & Wine Cluster projects.
Researchers share their expertise on their respective topics and provide advice to viewers.
Researchers present updates on their respective Grape & Wine Cluster projects.
Researchers present updates on their respective Grape & Wine Cluster projects within the theme of managing grapevine virus diseases
We divide our focus between Tissue Culture and Crown Gall, with expert input from across Canada and the United States.
Researchers give presentations on their respective research projects under the Grape & Wine research cluster.
A follow-up webinar to last year's session on Grapevine Trunk Diseases (GTDs).
Research on what trunk diseases are, economic impacts, control strategies at the nursery level and young vineyards, and the current situation of GTD in Canada.
Research on the Grapevine Leafroll Virus (GLRV) in Canada and New Zealand - its effects on vine and wine, vectors and vector management.
Research on the Grapevine Red Blotch Virus (GRBV) in Canada and internationally - its effects on vine and wine, testing methods, management, and eradication strategies.
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