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The Australian & New Zealand Grapegrower & Winemaker

February 2009 issue 541

contents

news

6    Christina Tulloch: Directions neglects our own backyard
8    ASVO symposium - high calibre event

grapegrowing

14   Shayne Hackett: Avoiding potential heat stress
16   Elissa West; Bacterial endophytes and grapevines
19   Ben Rose: Save post breakage, save money this harvest
21   Warwick Grace & Peter Hayman: Understanding heatwaves in SE Australian wine regions

dams & vineyard development

29   Dig it, line it, cover it: All about dams

irrigation

32   Langhorne Creek growers build water awareness benchmark

vineyard machinery

35   Latest products to hit the Australian market, plus equipment for sale

winemaking

38   Cathy Howard: Best-practice winemaking with heat-affected fruit
42   Anthony Saliba: Can consumers be convinced that a wine is a regional hero?
52   Regional profile: Canberra's winemakers lead from the front
56   Are wines affected by the proximity of vineyards to Eucalypt trees?

refrigeration solutions

60   Geoff Cowey: Brines, paints, oils and the occasional mobile phone - common vintage contaminants

floors, doors & cold stores

66   Only the best for new Brown Brothers dispatch facility

wastewater management

69   Joanna Stephens: Considerations when irrigating with wastewater

australian wine business

71   Jeni Port: UK supermarkets turn the screws
81   Henry Work: How wineries can survive when over-supply and
      economic recession meet

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