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  1. Early bunch stem necrosis

    Early bunch stem necrosis, also known as inflorescence necrosis, is a physiological disorder of grapevines. This short InnoGrape video will review the symptoms, possible causes and management of the disorder.

  2. Table grape canopy management

    This short InnoGrape video aims to highlight some of the important environmental and cultural factors that can influence the fruitfulness and yield in your table grape vineyard.

  3. Plastic covers for table grapes: Part 1. Extending the harvest

    This short InnoGrape video summarises the use and objectives of plastic canopy covers in modern table grape production.

  4. Plastic covers for table grapes: Part 2. Advancing the harvest

    This short InnoGrape video summarises the use and objectives of plastic canopy covers in modern table grape production.

  5. Table grape berry firmness management

    This short InnoGrape video aims to summarise the factors that influence berry firmness and the fertiliser practises promoted to increase and maintain firmness.

  6. Table grape external browning: Part 1

    This short InnoGrape video aims to summarise the factors that contribute to the development of browning and present solutions to reduce or prevent its occurrence

  7. Table grape external browning: Part 2. Browning associated with microcracks

    This short InnoGrape video takes a closer look at the role skin microcracks play in the development of external berry browning.

  8. Developing seedless grapes

    This short InnoGrape video will review seedlessness, one of the most important and desirable traits consumers value in table grapes.

  9. New dried grape varieties

    Rachael McClintock from Sheehan Genetics talks new dried grape varieties.

  10. Applying climate change modelling for irrigated horticulture in the Victorian Mallee webinar

    In this webinar, the project team will summarise the findings to assess the likely impacts of future climates on dominant irrigated crops in the Mallee, and how the results from this work have provided input into the development of adaptive management strategies.

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