"Mountain vine-growing" - No. 9

LIST OF CONTENTS

The survival of heroic vine-growing
M.Fregoni - Editorial
Congress "Development and protection of vine-growing in mountain and/or steeply sloping areas. Mechanisation issues: evolution or revolution?"
Evolution or revolution. What future for the mechanisation of mountain vine-growing?
G.Spezia - Sacred Heart Catholic University of Piacenza - Italy
Mechanisation of vineyards on steep slopes: experience in Tuscany
C.Chiostri - ARSIA Florence, M.Vieri – Florence University – Italy
Embanking and the outcome of mechanisation in Valtellina
D.Triacca – Triacca Winery, Villa di Tirano, Sondrio - Italy
Vine-growing on steep slopes: the Swiss example
M.Ferretti - Cadenazzo Federal Agronomic Research Centre - Switzerland
Mechanisation of viticulture in the Douro - Oporto Valley
F.Bianchi de Aguiar – Institute of Port Wine - Portugal
Congress: "Summer pruning in vineyards in the mountains and/or on steep slopes. Physiological, chemical and mechanical operations".
Working on the green plant: factors concerning the shape, microclimate and production
A. Carbonneau, ISVV, UFR of Viticulture, Montpellier - France
Working on the green plant: experience in Switzerland, in particular in the Canton Ticino
M.Ferretti, F. Murisier, Cadonazzo and Changins Federal Research Centre - Switzerland
Issues connected with managing horizontal or sloping plant training methods on the green plant.
F.Iacono, M.Bertamini, S.Michele all'Adige Agricultural Institute, Trento - Italy
Mechanised work on the green plant: polling and defoliation machines
G. Spezia - Sacred Heart Catholic University of Piacenza - Italy
The "a lira" vineyard in Savoy territory
R. Dupraz, Bugey Wine Federation, Dauphiné Savoy – France
Cross-border project on the abandonment of mountain vine-growing.
Does the taste of wine change with altitude?

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