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The Australian & New Zealand Grapegrower & Winemaker

August 2009 issue 547

contents

news

6        My View: Ron Collins - MIS' and over-supply: facts and fiction
9        CSU scholarship winner announced
12      AWBC welcomes Cheesman to the helm

grapegrowing

16      Greg Walker: Resistance of some commonly used rootstocks to Root-knot Nematode: the problem of rootstock selection
24       Victor Sadras et. al.: Irrigated Shiraz powers on, despite short heat spells

vineyard spraying

32      Geoff Furness: Setting pesticide dose using spray volume calculation

tractors

38      Tractor sales down in tough times, though tax break helps

training & trellising

43      Yalumba's trellising trials: Measuring tension on the trellis wire to estimate yield

winemaking

50      Anthony Saliba et.al;. How much eucalyptus flavour is too much?  The great debate
53      Greg Howell: Agricultural chemical residue analysis in wine
56      WFA's environmental scheme has West Australian start

oak and barrels

64      Cathy Howard: Oak barrel trial protocols: Finding the barrels that match your wines
69      Oak trends: Grain versus forest

bottling & packaging

74      A day in Constellation's UK Park
76      Packaging with pop unveiled at LIWF
82      Low demand for cork mouth bottles

tanks & storage

89      Matthew Michalewicz: Planning and scheduling optimisation in tank farm operations
92      David Rynes: Winery tanks: an OHS perspective in South Australia

australian wine business

94      Jeni Port: Kiwis still smiling, but does the world's bargain bin beckon?
96      E-marketing: moving from bricks to clicks
98      Stephen Stern and Katerina Craven: Changes to our existing Gl landscape
101   Jim Moularadellis: 2009 post-vintage bulk wine review

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