BCWGC Video Library
August 19, 2021 R&D Committee Meeting
Dr. Tom Forge - AAFC; Plant Parasitic Nematodes in BC Vineyards
July 15 2021 R&D Committee Meeting
Dr. Simone Castellarin; UBC-Wine Research Centre - Impact of deficit irrigation on grape and wine quality
June 17, 2021 R&D Committee Meeting
Dr. Joshua Vander Weide presentation on: Past and present outlooks on grapevine canopy management research.
May 20, 2021 R&D Committee Meeting
Dr. Pat Bowen's presentation: From Defining Appellations to Characterizing Soil Carbon: The Many Applications of GIS Tools.
April 17, 2021 R&D Committee Meeting
British Columbia Wine Grape Council Research and Discovery Meeting.
April 17, 2021.
Guiding Strategic Decision Making in R&D Investments in the BC Wine Grape Industry
Jacques Olivier Pesme, Malida Mooken, Marcela Valania and Roger Sugden (Wine Research Centre, University of British Columbia)
BCWGC is developing a research and development (R&D) roadmap to guide strategic decision making on R&D investments for the BC wine and grape industry. To enable its members to decide on the future of R&D in the BC wine industry, BCWGC asked our group to facilitate discussions about the roadmap.
The final report describes the process, outputs, and recommendations. It provides a pool of ideas for people to think about, and act upon. The ideas draw on a survey and, in particular, discussion at a series of workshops for BCWGC members and stakeholders.
Recommendations focus on funding new research and knowledge sharing, ways to share, R&D focal points, collaboration, BCWGC governance, and discussion across the industry of what is understood by “good quality”.
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Managing Harvest through COVID-19 Panel Discussion
On August 26, 2020 the BC Wine Grape Council hosted a panel discussion on Managing Harvest through COVID-19. The panel was moderated by board members, Ross Wise of Andrew Peller and Mary McDermott…
Grapevine Trunk Disease Research Update
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) has just released a video update about the successful research on grapevine viruses they have and are still conducting with BCWGC funding support.