Mark Krasnow2 days ago6 minCarpool Lane to Carbon ZeroA "carpool lane to carbon zero" shortcut by focusing on sequestration as much as emissions
Mark KrasnowAug 297 minZonal Management: The Only Acceptable Form of "Micromanagement"Variability in a vineyard is inherent. How you manage site variability, especially intra-block variability, can make or break fruit quality.
Mark KrasnowAug 87 minDon’t Lose Your Shit: Nutrient Use Efficiency and other Musings on Fertiliser Use in VineyardsWhen it comes to vineyard nutrition, knowing your shit is the best way to maximise the efficacy of your nutrition management efforts...
Karen PetersonJul 164 min2-Bud, or Not 2-BudYou only get one chance to plant and train a vine, so optimising this practice is fundamental.
Mark KrasnowMay 264 minSward PlayWe’ve already covered our thoughts on how we might better manage the undervine area, but now we're looking at an even greater area of ground
Mark KrasnowMay 225 minDon’t Undermine Your UndervineThis is the first post in a series exploring ideas that have inspired us in the past and future research we're looking to conduct.
Mark KrasnowMay 66 minNotes From the Underground: Rootstock SelectionThe low down on the down low. Rootstock selection can make or break a vineyard, so don't stuff it up.
Karen PetersonApr 306 minDemystifying Sap Flow Pruning – The Physiology of it All Sap flow pruning principles are intended to support the vine’s vascular system development and flow, and why wouldn’t you want to?
Karen PetersonApr 272 minDemystifying Sap Flow Pruning (aka. gentle pruning, soft pruning) – The BasicsIt's nearly pruning season in New Zealand and pruning techniques are front of mind. Sap flow pruning basic principles demystified.
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