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What is the purpose of coppicing vines?
What is the purpose of coppicing vines?
What are the three main nutrients used in fertilizing grapevines?
What are the three main nutrients used in fertilizing grapevines?
When should trellis installation begin in a vineyard?
When should trellis installation begin in a vineyard?
Which form(s) of leadership can be used for vines?
Which form(s) of leadership can be used for vines?
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What is the purpose of pruning in grapevine management?
What is the purpose of pruning in grapevine management?
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What is the recommended pruning system for vigorous varieties on fertile land?
What is the recommended pruning system for vigorous varieties on fertile land?
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What is the fruit load calculation based on?
What is the fruit load calculation based on?
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How can optimal fertilization and irrigation affect the fertility coefficient?
How can optimal fertilization and irrigation affect the fertility coefficient?
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What is the purpose of green fertilizers in vineyards with over 500 mm of annual precipitation?
What is the purpose of green fertilizers in vineyards with over 500 mm of annual precipitation?
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When is irrigation necessary in grapevine cultivation?
When is irrigation necessary in grapevine cultivation?
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Study Notes
- Young vines require care for 3-4 years before fruiting
- Soil maintenance includes deep loosening and plowing
- Litter care involves restoring and applying insecticides
- Vines are coppiced to remove shoots and roots
- Fertilization is done with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium
- Soil irrigation is applied in the first two years
- Trellis installation begins in the second year
- Weeding and tying shoots is done from the second year
- Different forms of leadership for vines include low, semi-high, and high
- Soil works in the maturity period ensure fertility and efficient fruiting
- Green fertilizers like leguminous plants can be used in vineyards with over 500 mm of annual precipitation
- Grapevine's nutrition needs vary depending on the phenophase
- Excessive use of fertilizers with nitrogen can harm the vine
- Irrigation is necessary in some regions and critical periods of the vine's life
- Watering rate varies between 500-800 m3/ha with highest frequency in July and August
- Pruning is necessary for managing and harvesting the vine
- Pruning can be classified as formation, fruiting, provisional, or definitive cuts
- Cutting season is important and determined by the migration process of plastic substances
- Short pruning system is characterized by 2-3 eyes on the plant
- Pruning aims to establish balance in the plant's architecture for fruiting.
- Different types of pruning are used for different varieties and soil types
- Long pruning is recommended for vigorous varieties on fertile land
- Mixed pruning is the most commonly used type
- Compensation, amplification, and reduction cuts are used to determine eye load
- Additional criteria are used in the formulas for these cuts
- Fruit load calculation takes into account the fertility coefficient
- Fertility coefficient varies by variety and environment
- It expresses the ratio of grapes to shoots
- Absolute fruit load is characteristic of each variety
- Optimal fertilization and irrigation can increase the coefficient.
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