Australian viticulture

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  Año 2003, Vol. 7, Número 4

  • Study reveals Riverland will be hardest hit by rising Murray Darling Basin salinity

    Anna Heaney, Fiona Alexander

    págs. 10-21

    

  • Stress can be eliminated from irrigation

    págs. 24-28

    

  • A coarse textured soil from SE Queensland

    Ken Wetherby

    pág. 30

    

  • What really caused lower yields in 2003?

    Gregory M. Dunn, Stephen R. Martin

    págs. 35-36

    

  • Better early prediction of bunch weight

    Gregory M. Dunn, Stephen R. Martin

    págs. 37-41

    

  • Surveys provide value to industry members

    Darina Hoffman

    pág. 46

    

  • Irrigation management for NT tablegrapes

    Sellappah Nagarajah, Geoff Kenna, Andrew Nesbitt

    págs. 47-49

    

  • Weed management for organic growers

    David Madge

    págs. 51-59

    

  • A modern approach to disease management

    págs. 60-65

    

  • Recommended use of control agents from The Australian Wine Research Institute

    págs. 66-77

    

  • Trial testing Botrytis and hygine links

    Ros Pilbeam

    pág. 79

    

  • Study shows strength of Swan Verdelho

    Neil Lantzke

    pág. 80

    

  • Links between vineyard management and green characters in Cabernet uncovered

    págs. 83-86

    

  • Canopy a factor with Cabernet quality

    págs. 87-88

    

  • Sustainability driving Margaret River

    Cindie Lange

    págs. 89-98

    

  • BudFeed trial shows nutritional benefits

    Amanda Mader

    págs. 99-100

    

  • UCR: unrealistic, Complicated Rules? Here's why the work

    Daniel Smith

    págs. 103-105

    

  • The machine factor in effective spraying

    págs. 105-107