COLLECTION: Exploring regenerative viticulture

This Quorum Sense case study looks at the innovation occurring on two very different vineyards - a large family owned and operated vineyard in Marlborough producing high quality Sauvignon blanc, and a smaller vertically integrated vineyard in the Waipara hills producing a diversity of organic wines.

The wealth of information shared here provides a powerful comparison and contrast. It highlights how different contexts can share similar principles and practices, yet still have very different approaches to regenerative viticulture. This case study is not just relevant for viticulturalists - the shared foundations in soils, plants, people and ecosystems mean there are learning opportunities for any farmer/grower with a curious and open mind!

We are extremely grateful to both farm teams for sharing so openly and honestly (successes, failures and learnings) - this is what helps us all learn and grow.

 
 

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Content related to: viticulture, organic

 

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