The Australian Society of Viticulture and Oenology (ASVO) will host its 2024 Viticulture Seminar on Managing Extreme Weather Conditions in Orange on September 3 and 4, as well as via webcast across the country.
With more and more record-breaking weather extremes being experienced across Australia, this year’s ASVO Viticulture Seminar has never been more relevant.
ASVO President, Andy Clarke said: “Last year we saw extreme weather events across every state of Australia. Regardless of which region you are in, these events are becoming more common and successful viticulturists need to know how to deal with dry winters, bushfires, flooding rains, spring frost and wind.
“This viticulture seminar will give vineyard owners and managers the latest best practice advice and practical information about how to prepare for and manage their vineyards in extreme weather conditions. We may be subject to the whims of the weather, but that doesn’t mean we can’t prepare for and manage the risks more effectively.
“By coming together in person in Orange, we can discuss the issues that matter and solutions that work specifically for grape growing.”
The 2024 ASVO Viticulture Seminar is being held in association with the NSW Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development, and you can register vis the ASVO website.
