| Biodynamic vineyard |
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Vines in conventional
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April |
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| After a winter of rest, the grass has
invaded the entire ground and in April, we delimit the
party who will be working under the row of vines. |
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There was no more life in the soil
and wood size is no longer broken. |
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May |
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| The vines are worked under the row:
they are not plowed back to the ground not to mix the
layers of earth. |
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June |
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| Enherbement natural mowed. More than
200 different varieties of plants in each row. This
variety gives a multitude of different flowers from
March to September a variety of scents and insect predators
of insect pests in the vineyard. |
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July
view 1 |
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| The grass is cut from the middle only
once a year in September before the harvest. |
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July
view 2 |
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| Our vines are not cropped. The vine
is a liane, and we roll each arm around a wire so as
not to hurt and to avoid disease. |
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