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16 Sep 2025
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Long-spur pruning as an alternative for Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (extension)
21 Aug 2025
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Evaluation of the short-term impact of remedial surgery on grapevine trunk disease and vineyard sustainability
21 Aug 2025
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Single Vine Wine: Development of high throughput oenotyping methodology to support Te Whenua Tupu-Living Lab and SB2.0
21 Aug 2025
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Insect frass in viticulture – Assessing the potential of a circular solution
08 Aug 2023
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Exploring Reductive Aromas in Pinot Noir
01 Jan 2022
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Developing diagnostic devices for the wine industry
21 Aug 2021
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Engineered containment solutions for safe temporary storage of grape marc
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