The Vineland Quarterly | Summer 2026

Join us for our annual What’s Growin’ On open house, where we welcome the community to learn more about the important work we do.

For conservation organizations responsible for long-term land stewardship, understanding the impact of climate change is essential to making informed decisions both now and in the future.

This project supports the conservation and long-term success of Butternut and Kentucky coffee tree in Ontario by developing evidence-based guidance for sourcing, planting, and post-planting management.

As T. parvispinus continues to enter Canadian greenhouses through infested plant material, developing effective management approaches is becoming increasingly important for growers.

Mini potatoes are often marketed as having diverse, unique flavours and convenience, including preparation without peeling. This study, conducted in Summer 2025, aimed to characterize the sensory profiles of a diverse set of mini potatoes using Vineland’s trained sensory panel.

Kyle Hendricks’ work at Vineland Research and Innovation Centre focuses on understanding how plants respond to disease and environmental stress.

David Liscombe, Senior Research Scientist, Biochemistry Research and Development has recently had a peer reviewed journal article published, as part of a collaborative research study.