NRM Viticulture Series: practical solutions for compact soils and low carbon levels

Join us for a workshop tailored to the viticulture community, focusing on addressing two key soil challenges: compacted soils and low carbon levels. Designed for vineyard managers, growers, and viticulture enthusiasts, this session will provide practical insights into improving soil health for healthier vines and better yields.

Our guest speakers, Richard Doyle, an expert soil scientist, and Luke Taylor, an experienced viticulture consultant, will share techniques for reducing soil compaction, increasing organic carbon, and optimizing soil structure for vineyard success.

We'll start at Strelley Farm Estate for discussion and morning tea, then travel over to Pressing Matters for further discussion, a presentation, and lunch. 

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and apply these techniques to enhance the productivity and sustainability of your vineyard! Don't forget your boots, and dress appropriately as we'll be walking around to different soil pits. 

Enjoy a free morning tea and lunch while connecting with others from your community. 

Please book your free tickets as we have a limited capacity. 

This project is being delivered by NRM South through support from the Tas Farm Innovation Hub and funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.