Examples of viticulture

• The first provides an overview of the establishment of viticulture in the colonial period and the early years of independence.

• The agricultural work in the two villages in the west central region, which centred mainly on cereals and viticulture, was highly seasonal.

• The key issues in the analysis are labor within the organization and administration of the colonies and the transformation of the landscape in regard to production (par ticularly of viticulture).

• Bern was an agricultural region characterized by a mixture of arable farming, cattle rearing and fairly extensive viticulture.

• Wine producers are using their know-how to keep traditions going in modern viticulture.

• It has had no place in viticulture so far.

• It is important also for the economy in general because viticulture is a key item in our balance of trade.

• Apart from this, efforts are being made to improve the poultry breeding, the viticulture, and to introduce improved strains of cereals.

• Any such ban would impose severe limitations, especially in viticulture.

• The services provided have included some open days for association members, production of leaflets giving extracts form published literature on viticulture, and advice to individual members.

• In terms of agriculture, satellite systems will facilitate control over planting perennial plants (arboriculture and viticulture), the analysis of ground water resources, the control of irrigation, and so on.

• Various viticulture problems, such as uneven grape ripening, sunburn, and frost damage, can be addressed by skillful canopy management.

• Other contributors are the town's restaurants, its tourists, arts and crafts interests as well as agriculture and viticulture.

• Other critics attribute the success of biodynamic viticulture to the winemakers' higher craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail.

• This conference covers timely subject matter for growers and winemakers dealing with cold climate viticulture.