Improving Spray Application in the Vineyard
Workshop survey
Background information
In October this year Dr Andrew Landers from Cornell presented a workshop about spray application in vineyards. This survey is designed to see how this workshop has been useful for grape producers. Results will be made available.
By completing the survey you are entered into a draw to win one of two hand help anemometer. Two companies have donated a hand held anemometer as incentives to provide feedback. www.weatherdownunder.net.au/wind have donated a windmate 200 and www.instrumentchoice.com.au have donated a Kestrel 1000.
Thank you also to these companies for providing a discount to grapegrowers who mention this survey. The anemometers will be awarded to the 20th and 50th person who completes the survey. You need not have attended to complete the survey and enter the draw.
If you have any photographs of modifications or inventions you have made please email Duncan.Farquhar@csu.edu.au.
Workshop held at NSW DPI Griffith Centre for Irrigated Agriculture on Monday 13th October.
Andrew’s visit to Australia was made possible with a GWRDC funded travel grant to fund travel and accommodation, with the leadership of Mark Sosnowski from the South Australian Research and Development Institute, members of the National Extension Steering committee and through the on ground efforts of the regional extension officers and industry association leaders who arranged each of these events. Thanks again to the drivers of the sprayers, the venues, organisers of projection gear, catering staff, the vineyard owners, to those who arranged the Kaolin and the other requirements.