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AWRI 2014 webinar series

The AWRI’s fourth webinar series will launch in early September, with sessions continuing until mid-December. The 2014 webinar program is outlined below and can be accessed via the webinar page on the AWRI website.

Webinars are interactive online seminars where you participate from your desk using a computer with internet access. You hear the presenter’s voice, see their slides and have the opportunity to ask questions after the presentation. Presentations are made by experts in their field, with a focus on practical advice and support.

Each webinar consists of a presentation followed by a Q&A session and is held at 11:30 am Australian Central Time (Adelaide, GMT+9:30), usually on a Tuesday or Thursday. Webinars are presented free of charge.

If there’s an interesting topic that you would like to see a webinar on, please get in touch. Note that webinars from previous years are also available for viewing on demand.

Away from your computer, the AWRI roadshow team will be out and about presenting seminars and workshops across a number of regions in the next few months. To find out more, keep an eye on the AWRI events calendar.

Presentation Presenter Date

Changes to chemical labels for spray drift reduction

Dave Rumbold
(The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)

9
September

Carbohydrate management and vineyard productivity

Jason Smith
(National Wine and Grape Industry Centre, Charles Sturt University)

11
September

How to choose the right Shiraz clone for your vineyard

Nick Dry
(Yalumba Wines)

16
September

Adding value in the winery

Rob Glastonbury
(De Bortoli Wines)

2
October

The revolving door of stinky sulfurs

Marlize Viviers
(AWRI)

7
October

A comparison trial of organic, biodynamic and conventional viticulture in Australia

Cassandra Collins
(The University of Adelaide)

9
October

Impact of terroir on sensory composition of wine (Note: This session begins at 4.00pm CST)

Ulrich Fischer
(DLR Rheinpfalz)

14
October

Riverland revitalisation

Ashley Ratcliff
(Yalumba Wines)

23
October

SO2, the misunderstood component

Eric Wilkes
(AWRI)

28
October

Cultural practices to improve fruit set

Peter Dry
(AWRI)

4
November

How the latest research is helping grape growers control trunk disease?

Matt Ayres
(South Australian Research and Development Institute)

6
November

The Emissions Reduction Fund, climate change policy and the impact on the grape and wine sector

Geoff Cowey
(AWRI)

11
November

Recent developments in international wine regulations

Steve Guy
(Australian Grape and Wine Authority)

18
November

Recent advances in the development of alternatives to bentonite

Jacqui McRae
(AWRI)

20
November

TBA

TBA

25
November

TBA

TBA

27
November

eBooks – introducing the AWRI’s brand new Grape and Wine eBook collection

Michael Downie
(AWRI)

2
December

Precision Viticulture – tools for making viticulture more precise

Hans Loder
(Industry consultant)

4
December

What you need to know about rehydration nutrients and nutrient additives?

Simon Schmidt
(AWRI)

9
December

Maximising quality during bulk wine transport

Simon Nordestgaard
(AWRI)

16
December

Register now or find out more at: https://www.awri.com.au/industry_support/courses-seminars-workshops/webinars/.

Registration confirmation

After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the session.

System requirements

You will need a computer with Internet connection. Participants can dial in via phone using the provided number or audio can be connected over the Internet using your computer’s microphone and speakers (Voice over Internet Protocol – VOIP). A headset is highly recommended.

Further information

Please contact infoservices@awri.com.au or phone 08 8313 6600.