- Viticulture - Wikipedia
Viticulture (Latin: vitis cultura, " vine -growing"), [1] viniculture (vinis cultura, " wine -growing"), [2] or winegrowing[3] is the cultivation and harvesting of grapes It is a branch of the science of horticulture
- What is Viticulture and How Does It Impact Wine?
What is viticulture and why is it important? Read on to learn all about this agriculture practice, its impact on wine, and the key factors that influence it
- What Is Viticulture (Winegrowing)? Learn About the History of . . .
Viticulture is the scientific study of grapes, most often with a focus on growth and production When the grapes are being used specifically for wine production, the study of grapes can also be called viniculture Both viniculture and viticulture fall under the umbrella of horticulture
- Viticulture Enology | CALS
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell is home to one of the top viticulture and enology programs in the world and is internationally recognized for its expertise in breeding table, juice and wine grapes adapted to cool climate growing regions
- Viticulture - Vinopedia
Viticulture refers to the science, practice, and study of cultivating grapevines, particularly for the purpose of wine production The term derives from the Latin vitis (vine) and cultura (cultivation), reflecting its central role in the development of agriculture and human civilisation
- Viticulture - Wine Geography
Modern viticulture, prominent in the New World wine regions, on the other hand, uses quite elaborate structures to train vines Apart from canopy management reasons, New World wineries also tend to use more mechanical pruning and harvesting - which most trellising readily enables
- Viticultural and Vinicultural , whats the difference . . .
Viticulture refers to all agricultural practices aimed at producing grapes of optimal quality for winemaking It is based on in-depth expertise in grape varieties, climate, soils, and cultivation techniques
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