Vineyard & Winery Management

July-August 2012

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SPOTLIGHT SUPPLIER NEW PRODUCTS line of proprietary hydrogen sulfide-preventing wine yeasts to include new strains that offer low levels of both H2S and sulfur dioxide. The new prod- ucts are primarily classically bred wine yeast strains. Marketed by Phy- terra Yeast, the yeasts are distributed by the Beverage Supply Group. For details, see www.functionaltechcorp.com. Dynamax Launches Wireless Network, Debuts Remote The New SapIP wireless logger from Dynamax Inc. in Houston, Texas, features a data collection plat- form that measures real-time plant water use with no calibration. Remote data collection has many appli- cations, and this efficient, low-power RF solution is integrated into a single module, making it an easy-to- install solution for field research. Dynamax has also introduced the new MetPak II Remote, a compact and lightweight multi-sensor instrument that measures a wide range of weather parameters, with a remote WindSonic sensor for measurement of wind up to 10 meters away from the MetPak II Hub. See www.dynamax.com for details. Conical Tank from Sonoma Cast Stone The new 925-gallon concrete conical tank from Sonoma Cast Stone features a tapered design that compacts the cap and forces it into the wine. The easy-to-clean pomace port works for both whites and reds. Available in different colors, the tank is made with high-quality concrete in Petaluma, Calif. See www.concretetanks.com to learn more. New, Natural-Looking Bird-X Owl The bird control experts at Bird-X Inc. Functional Technologies Expands Wine Yeasts Functional Technologies Corp. of Vancouver, B.C., has expanded its H & K Introduces Wine Caddy Sculptures creation from H&K Recycled Metal Art, are handcrafted metal art pieces made from recycled steel and cop- per by European artisans. Each piece is individually bent, cut, welded and brushed, resulting in an original work of art. The pieces range in price from $29 to $119. See www.winecaddys. com for details. Wine Caddy Sculptures, the latest ThermoPod Presents Eco Chilled Wine Shippers have made their flying owl more realis- tic, and thus scarier to pest birds. Bird-X redesigned its Great Horned Owl, which features a 4-foot wingspan that quivers in the slightest breeze, making its appearance even more natural and realistic. To learn more about the renamed "Prowler Owl," visit www.bird-x.com. WWW.VWM-ONLINE.COM has introduced the insulated Ther- moKeeper Chilled Wine Shipper, which main- tains an ideal tempera- ture range for shipping year-round. The Ship- per is made with com- pletely biodegradable components, and the inner surface is per- forated to allow for the absorption of unwanted conden- sation or accidental spills. The ship- pers are available in four- and six-bottle sizes. Details can be found at www. thermopod.net. ThermoPod of Norfolk, Neb., JULY - AUG 2012 VINEYARD & WINERY MANAGEMENT 113

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