PRODUCTIVITY & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
The Australian dried grape industry strives for innovation, ensuring its processes are efficient, sustainable and fair.
Comparative Study of Vine Morphology, Growth, and Canopy Development in Cane-pruned and Minimal-pruned Sultana
In this article: The seasonal development of vine canopy size and vine morphology of [...]
Spiked weed seed management and elimination
In this article: Final report to DFRDC for project DAV 59F Objectives of the [...]
Integration of alternative drying varieties with efficient low input and highly productive management systems
In this article: Seedless varieties which had shown considerable promise as large berried alternatives [...]
Comparative Study of Vine Morphology, Growth, and Canopy Development in Cane-pruned and Minimal-pruned Sultana
In this article: The seasonal development of vine canopy size and vine morphology of [...]
Applied engineering developments for production of high quality trellis dried sultanas
In this article: DFRDC project DAV 28 F. Objective of project was: To identify, [...]
Australian Dried Fruits Association : what it means to you
In this article: "Grower information booklet". The purpose of the booklet is to provide [...]
Changing Technology of Dried Fruit Production for Yield Quality and Profitability Increases
In this article:Changing Technology of Dried Fruit Production for Yield Quality and Profitability Increases1994 [...]
Production of dried sultanas for use by specialist manufacturers
In this article: Final report to DFRDC for project DAV 62 This report details [...]
Quality Factors for Australian Dried Grapes and Table Grapes
In this article:Factors affecting quality of Australian dried grapes and table grapes, from the vineyard [...]
Cheers to the Genetically Engineered Grape
In this article: Covers the state of research into genetic manipulation of grapevines in [...]
Recent Developments in the Production of Raisins
In this article:Australian developments have shown efficiencies of production of high quality raisins can be [...]
Recent Developments in the Production of Raisins
In this article: Australian developments have shown efficiencies of production of high quality raisins [...]
The effect of trellis drying, harvesting, handling and storage on processability of dried vine fruit
In this article: Dried Fruits Research Council project DAV 29F. The objectives of this [...]
Producing quality dried fruit (kit)
In this article: A series of leaflets in a folder, put together by staff [...]
Use of solar energy to produce high quality dried vine fruit
In this article: Joint project with Food Research Institute at Werribee. DFEC final report [...]
Production of high quality natural sultanas using applied solar drying techniques
In this article: DAV 40F for DFRC 1988-1990 1. To improve the understanding of [...]
Investigations into stickiness and compaction of dried vine fruit
In this article: Work was carried out over two years into stickiness and compaction [...]
Review of trellis structures for horticultural crops
In this article: The aim of this review is to understand the nature of [...]
Improved technology for the solar drying of vine fruit
In this article: Research report series no. 86. During the 1987 and 1988 summer [...]
Pruning Sultana Vines by the Arched Cane System
In this article: The experiments found trends towards slight increases in crop despite smaller [...]
The Role of Minimal Pruning of Cordon Trained Vines (MPCT) in Canopy Management and its adoption in Australia Viticulture
In this article: Trials conducted in warm, irrigated Australian vineyards with Sultana and a [...]
Preliminary Evaluation of Alternative Drying Grape Varieties
In this article: A number of seedless grape varieties have been introduced into Australia [...]
Grape Drying Principles in Relation to Trellis Drying
In this article: Australia’s main dried fruit markets require high quality, light coloured sultanas. [...]
Minimal Pruning – Its Role in Canopy Management and its Adoption in Australian Viticulture
In this article: Trials conducted in warm, irrigated Australian vineyards with Sultana and a [...]
