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The vineyard from planting to harvest: site and variety selection, trellising and training systems, winter and summer pruning, crop load management, protection against diseases and frost, and the specific needs of table versus wine grape varieties.
33 min read For agronomists
The quality of the scion material determines the viability of the nursery plants. The article describes methods for bud testing, vine calibration standards, and the influence of the rootstock on the development of the grapevine.
6 min read For agronomists
Winter grafting allows for the efficient use of nursery resources, however, it requires strict adherence to storage technologies. The article describes methods for the preservation of scions before spring planting, depending on the stratification method, and provides recommendations for material adaptation.
4 min read For agronomists
The article describes in detail the stages of excavation and sorting of grafted grape nursery plants in accordance with industry standards. It addresses quality requirements for planting material and the technology of preparing bundles for winter storage
12 min read For agronomists
Using green and short hardwood cuttings allows nurserymen to promptly obtain high-quality nursery plants of scarce grape cultivars. The article describes proven methods for preparation, planting, and plant care during their period of intensive growth.
18 min read For agronomists
Transitioning to high-trunk viticulture requires the use of specialized planting material. The article discusses effective technological solutions for forming nursery plants with a ready-made trunk in greenhouse and open soil conditions
14 min read For agronomists
Trench ploughing is a mandatory stage in vineyard establishment, ensuring the formation of a robust root system and optimal conditions for the long-term productivity of the vines. The article examines the main methods of tillage and the specifics of their application depending on soil and climatic conditions.
