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Authors: Kendra Workman and Sarah Papp

Plastic contamination from support twine and clips for high-wire vegetable production currently limits options for end-of-season vine management. The use of compostable alternatives for twine and cl...

Content Welcome to the fall 2026 issue of The Vineland Quarterly E-Newsletter. In this issue, we explore some of the people, priorities and technologies helping to shape the future of horticulture. We share an update on Ontario’s horticultural research priority-setting process and explore how digital horticulture is transforming ...

Content We were delighted to welcome a great turnout of community members and sector stakeholders to this year’s What’s Growin’ On? event, where we focused on how innovation for the commercial greenhouse sector is helping to secure Canada’s food supply.  Guests toured four locations across our campus, meeting Vineland experts and...

Amy Blake, Senior Research Technician, Consumer, Sensory & Market Insights  Using Sensory Science to Drive Horticultural Innovation  Understanding how people experience horticultural products through sensory science is what makes Amy’s work at Vineland...