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Project number: PATHSOL GP 24-01
Project leader: Prof. Gerhard Pietersen
This study aims to select GLRaV-3-resistant rootstocks of the six most vital rootstock cultivars, establish them, verify their resistance, and make them widely available to the industry.
Project number: PATHSOL GP 24-02
Project leader: Prof Gerhard Pietersen
This project aims to develop ELISA tests to detect GLRaV-1 and GLRaV-2 and, if successful, combine them into a GLRaV1, -2, & -3 cocktail ELISA, which can detect all three viruses within a single test.
Project number: SU-SS AH 24-01
Project leader: Dr A Hardie-Pieters
This study will evaluate and compare major types of organic fertilisers to conventional ones and their impact on soil quality and winegrape production.
Project number: SAGWRI JT 24-01
Project leader: Dr JL Aleixandre-Tudo
The project aims to develop a portable device that can measure important grape analytes in the vineyard during ripening.
Project number: P04000060-2024
Project leader: Prof Melané Vivier
This project aims to expand upon prior research efforts to obtain new Pinotage clones and perform viticultural and oenological assessments on selected groups of vines.
Project title: Generating high-resolution, vine-specific actual evapotranspiration maps at...
Project number: GENUS MC 24-01
Project leader: Dr M. Campa
This study aims to establish a hand-held, field-deployable device for detecting GLRaV-3 under field conditions.
Project number: FShip P04000340
Project leader: Dr Francois van Jaarsveld
This project aims to allow for additional analytical capacity and investigate the effectiveness of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR) as a cost-effective screening tool for the authentication of wines, including all variations caused by grape cultivar, geographic location, and vintage. FT-IR and other methods in the authenticity studies will be compared and validated for their feasibility for the local authentication of South African wines.
Project number: SAGWRI WDT 24-01
project leader: Prof Wessel du Toit
The project aims to obtain new information on how to improve the quality and stability of de-alc wines.
Project number: SAGWRI MAV 24-01
Project leader: Prof Melané Vivier
This project aims to explore ways to ensure the profitability of South African Chenin blanc wines in a multidisciplinary approach, focusing on balancing yield and quality.
Project Number: FShip GenUS 21-01
Project leaders: Vivier, M & Burger, J
This project aims to provide proof of the principle of gene manipulation, specifically genome editing, as an approach to developing grapevine plant material (both scion and rootstock) that can withstand drought better.
Project title: Authenticity of South African wines
Project number: P04000322
Project leader: Dr Francois van Jaarsveld
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