Concept · 20 articles
The inter-row space is a key area in the agrotechnics of perennial plantations, and its proper maintenance directly affects the condition of the root system, soil moisture balance, and plant productivity. Competent management of this space helps to mitigate soil compaction from agricultural machinery, prevent erosion, and effectively regulate crop nutrition. For both agronomists and amateur gardeners, choosing a strategy for inter-row maintenance — whether it be deep loosening, mulching, or using vegetation cover — is the foundation for maintaining soil fertility and the key to obtaining a high-quality harvest in orchards and vineyards.
This collection gathers materials covering practical aspects of working with inter-row spaces in both industrial and amateur gardening and viticulture. You will find expert recommendations on optimizing the soil regime, including methods for deep loosening and moisture conservation. In addition, the articles cover related technological issues: from canopy formation in fruit trees and plant nutrition systems to modern methods of sowing and harvesting. This compilation will serve as a reference guide for those striving to implement science-based approaches to organizing their site space to increase production efficiency.
Vegetable growing For gardeners
The article presents popular sorrel cultivars, as well as detailed recommendations on propagation, planting, and a fertilizer application system for obtaining a high-quality rhubarb harvest
Greenhouses and covers For gardeners
The article presents a professional methodology for growing healthy 60–65-day cabbage seedlings. You will learn about substrate requirements, temperature regime rules, and important care stages for obtaining sturdy plants
Greenhouses and covers For gardeners
The author shares personal experience in optimizing greenhouse space and provides a reasoned assessment of using green manures. You will learn how to properly plan the width of beds and aisles to facilitate plant care and maintain soil fertility
Viticulture For agronomists
Grapevines possess high biological plasticity, however, the crop requires a well-managed water regime to unlock its productivity potential. The article examines moisture uptake mechanisms and the role of irrigation in protecting the vineyard from climatic stresses
Viticulture For agronomists
Weeds deprive grapevines of nutrients, inducing diseases and reducing yield. The article examines methods of weed control using mulching, protective films, and proper herbicide application
Agrochemistry For students
Effective fertilization of a home garden requires a special approach that combines the use of mineral fertilizers and the competent processing of organic waste. This article examines the rules for preparing compost and practical methods of fertilizer application in small areas
Viticulture For agronomists
Lateral shoots are an important element of the grapevine growing season, affecting photosynthesis, yield, and vine recovery. The article examines the biological characteristics of lateral shoot development and effective management techniques for bearing vineyards
Pruning and training For agronomists
Modern methods of palmette training allow gardeners to fill row space more quickly and accelerate the onset of tree fruiting. We examine the structure design, pruning principles, and techniques for managing the growth of scaffold branches
