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Grapevine management guide

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This is a free publication. Contents include:

  • Staff 2011–2012
  • Quality planting stock: it’s your business
  • Potential mildew disease carry-over from last season
  • Young vine decline in the Riverina: a riddle solved
  • Soil warming before flowering increases grape flower numbers but decreases fruit set during severe photosynthetic stress
  • Semillon: a variety that can’t hold its water
  • Phylloxera
  • Movement of wine grapes into the NSW Fruit Fly Exclusion Zone
  • Appendix 1 Agrochemicals registered for use in Australian Viticulture 2011–12
  • Appendix 2 Internet sites for wine and grape industries
  • Appendix 3 Where to buy your planting material
  • Appendix 4 Herbicides for use in vineyards
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Book details

Title Grapevine management guide
Author(s) Leo Quirk,Tony Somers  
Pages 60  
ISBN 1036-7551  
Catalogue number B145  
Year of publish 2011  
Price 0.00AUD (inc GST)

 

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