Riversun News
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TVNZ Hyundai Country Calendar
August 30, 2021David and Judi Grey of Avogrey Avocados, Gisborne featured on Hyundai Country Calendar.
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Drought-tolerant Rootstocks
August 3, 2020 by Nick HoskinsCompanies are seeking strategies to reduce water use, environmental impact and mitigate risk in drought years.
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Prevalence of Grapevine Trunk Disease in NZ
May 8, 2020View the latest trunk disease research video presented by Mark Sosnowski.
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What Are Grape Clones?
November 18, 2019 by Noelle HaleThe term “grape clone” might bring to mind images of scientists hunched over petri dishes, but grape growers have selected and propagated their best vines for centuries.
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NZ Pinot Noir
August 23, 2019 by Lucy ShawNew Zealand Pinot Noir punches well above its weight when it comes to quality.
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Geoff Thorpe made Fellow of NZ Winegrowers
November 25, 2017Geoff Thorpe honoured at the Air NZ Wine Awards for outstanding service to NZ wine industry.
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Shanna Hickling wins 2017 Young Horticulturist of the Year
November 17, 2017Linnaeus Deputy Lab Manager Shanna Hickling wins NZ Young Horticulturalist of the Year 2017.
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What should a high health vine look like?
March 1, 2017 by Edwin Massey, Biosecurity Manager New Zealand WinegrowersEdwin Massey explores in detail “high health” vines certified under the GGS.
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TV3's Thirsty Work
October 18, 2016 by TV3 Thirsty WorkRiversun Nursery featured on TV3's Thirsty Work
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Is there life beyond Marlborough savvie?
October 12, 2016 by Geoff Thorpe, New Zealand WinegrowerFirstly, I would like to open with a disclaimer - I am not a wine maker or exporter, nor am I a commercial grape grower or a wine market researcher.
So what am I then? I am a plantsman who has devoted the lion’s share of my horticultural career to developing the craft and the science required to supplying the New Zealand wine industry with world class quality grafted grapevines. Along that journey, we at Riversun have imported over 120 new clones and varieties and in the process have gained some insights into the role those might play in the continued evolution of our remarkable industry.