Flowers in the vineyards may be deliberately planted at row ends or even between rows as ‘cover crops’. ‘Cover crops’ can offer many advantages to a vineyard…
Trellises are permanent structures made of posts and wires that help to support and position the vine’s shoots. They offer many advantages…
A ‘bush vine’ is a type of vine training also called ‘Gobelet’ in France and some other countries. The name comes from the resemblance of the vine trained this way with a bush…
The term “low-input viticulture” refers to an alternative to traditional viticulture that aims to reduce all inputs to a vineyard…
In the midst of the heroic fight against phylloxera era, we discovered that the harmful bug was hibernating on the vine’s roots during the winter period …(click to read more)…