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Bursting with data for productive outcomes

Spring is a hopeful season for many. It brings blossoms, blooms and bud burst. But it also brings harsh frost events, which can be detrimental for winegrowers.

Thinking about the complete package

Sustainability is the buzzword of the century, but it is not just growing food sustainably that some producers are having to think about. Jeremy Sharp of Produce Packaging explains.

Supporting vines from the soil up

Viticulture consultant and vineyard owner, Luke Wolfe believes that good wine starts in the vine. He explains his approach to soil nutrition and its impact on vine health.

Getting your vineyard ready for planting

VineWorks’ head of vineyard establishment, Will Mower, shares his advice when it comes to planting new vines.

Specialist tractor buyer guide

Machinery reporter Daniel Hodge takes an in-depth look at some of the latest specialist tractor options available to vineyards and fruit growers this year.

Diversifying into a wedding venue

With vineyards proving to be a popular backdrop for weddings, we asked diversification expert Flame Marketing to summarise the main considerations for this potential revenue stream.

Latest findings in apple pest and disease research

The impact of climate change and loss of chemical controls for top fruit pests and diseases were key themes at this year’s BAPL/NIAB R&D meeting. Sarah Kidby reports.

Built on a foundation of enthusiasm, energy and hard work 

Kinsbrook is a progressive vineyard in the heart of West Sussex, run by owner and managing director Joe Beckett and his partner and marketing director, Rebecca Dancer.

How to develop a vineyard

Will Mower, head of vineyard establishment at VineWorks, offers his advice on the steps involved in setting up a vineyard.

Disease management tools: essential aids for optimum crop protection

Agrovista agronomist Fokion Chatziavgerinos highlights the importance of accurate weather and disease-forecasting tools, and shares his thoughts on early season agronomy.

Aldi launches its own-label wine in aluminium bottle

Aldi has just launched the store’s first own-label aluminium wine bottle, which is set to be stronger and 75% lighter than a standard glass bottle.

National Fruit Show called success at society’s AGM

The British fruit industry leaders met last week to discuss the current pressing issues and shared opinions about the first-ever one-day National Fruit Show. 

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