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news2026-05-31
Managing the undervine strip through summer
With the dry conditions many vineyards have been experiencing, undervine management has become increasingly important in maintaining healthy vine growth and reducing competition for moisture and nutrients. This is especially important in young vineyards, where developing root systems can be more vulnerable to competition from grasses and weeds during dry periods. Mechanical undervine management continues […] The post Managing the undervine strip through summer appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
by David Sayell & Richard Witt, Vitifruit Equipment1 view
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news2026-05-30
New soil sensor
A soil sensor which measures eight different variables continuously from any chosen point in your vineyard has been added to the Vinewatch range. The soil sensor is attached to a regular Vinewatch Ladybird sensor which reports its environmental data automatically every ten minutes. The sensor reports NPK, soil moisture, soil temperature, salinity, pH as well […] The post New soil sensor appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
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news2026-05-29
Polaris quality at an accessible price point
Polaris Off Road announces the arrival of the Ranger 500, expanding its Ranger line-up with a compact and capable utility side-by-side designed to make work easier and ownership more accessible. The Ranger 500 is bringing its proven performance to customers under the philosophy of “Right Tool, Right Price”. Built to deliver value and versatility, the […] The post Polaris quality at an accessible price point appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
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news2026-04-28
Making the most of organic inputs
With fertiliser prices remaining high, many UK vineyards are taking a closer look at how nutrients are applied and where savings can be made. Organic materials such as compost and farmyard manure are increasingly being used to supplement or replace bagged fertiliser, particularly in lighter soils where maintaining structure and moisture can be a challenge. […] The post Making the most of organic inputs appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
by David Sayell & Richard Witt, Vitifruit Equipment2 views
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news2026-04-26
Hyperlocal data in your vineyard
Following the success of the FROST Project, Vinewatch is delighted to offer the latest hyperlocal monitoring system for vineyard management. The system shows exactly what is going on in the vineyard at bud height, including leaf wetness, leaf temperature, soil moisture, soil temperature, soil NPK, GDD as well as temperature and humidity. The system collects […] The post Hyperlocal data in your vineyard appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
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news2026-04-15
Removing reliance on contractors and decreasing labour costs
With FETF grants available until 28th April 2026, now is the ideal moment for UK fruit growers to invest in a powerful orchard pruning solution that boosts independence while significantly reducing labour time and cost. The post Removing reliance on contractors and decreasing labour costs appeared first on Fruit & Vine .
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machinerymay-jun-2026

Managing the undervine strip through summer

New soil sensor

Polaris quality at an accessible price point

Making the most of organic inputs

Hyperlocal data in your vineyard

Removing reliance on contractors and decreasing labour costs