Grapevine trunk diseases are a threat to the economic sustainability of the New Zealand wine industry. They cause significant yield and quality reductions and also shorten the lifespan of vineyards.
Reliance on remedial surgery to ‘renew’ infected vines by removing diseased wood is set to increase as vineyards in New Zealand are aging.
As part of the ongoing project developing best practice guidance for managing trunk disease using remedial surgery, BRI has created a video to demonstrate how to remediate a grapevine.
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