CCOVI demonstrates commitment to industry with technology transfer
As the impending winter season looms, it signals the time for the return of VineAlert, a flagship industry outreach service ... Full story
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Career comes full circle for new prof Jim Willwerth
Jim Willwerth (PhD ’11, OEVC ’04) has a lot to celebrate this summer. Last month, he achieved his career goal of becoming ... Full story -
Brock scientists help protect vineyards during frigid temperatures
With extreme cold weather alerts across most of the province, scientists at Brock University are helping grape growers avoid crop ... Full story -
University research saving Ontario vineyards one grape bud at a time
With erratic temperatures and extreme weather events on the rise, researchers at Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology & Viticulture ... Full story -
Wine grapes can be early predictor of climate change impacts
A Brock University scientist says wine grapes are a “canary in the coal mine” for climate change’s impact on ... Full story -
Brock recognized for successful partnerships with industry
Two Brock University research programs are being lauded by the Council of Ontario University’s Research Matters campaign for their ... Full story -
Facing another tough winter, Brock scientists help grape growers prepare for fight
Amid new predictions for another deep-freeze winter, scientists at Brock University are taking steps to help Ontario grape growers avoid ... Full story -
VineAlert program helps protect vineyards during frigid temperatures
With extreme cold weather alerts across most of the province, Ontario vineyards are also feeling the chill. With next year's ... Full story -
VineAlert program was ready for winter’s early blast
As snow and sub-zero weather blasted Ontario vineyards this week, Brock University was launching its cold hardiness monitoring program. Operated ... Full story -
VineAlert launches for 2012-2013 winter
As the buds for next year's grapes are already on vines across Ontario, protecting the crop starts now. That's why ... Full story
