Gumpensteiner Weingarten receives hail protection net

    Gumpensteiner Weingarten receives hail protection net

    On August 12th, the hail net was installed in the Gumpensteiner vineyard by the winemaking team from the Silberberg technical school. The vines are developing well and are now optimally protected from weather and browsing.

    An exchange regarding fertilizer recommendations, plant protection treatments and further care of the vineyard also took place. The flower strips, which were greened with the species-rich greenery from the EU project VineAdapt, were optimally greened against soil erosion and very species-rich and floriferous until mowing at the beginning of August.

    Grass mixtures from turf varieties grow in the lane and under the vines, which produce less biomass than grassland grasses and are also durable when crossing (fescue species, English ryegrass, meadow panicle).

    We would like to thank our colleagues from Silberberg for the good cooperation in the VineAdapt project and the assembly of the network and the entire vegetation team in Gumpenstein for the maintenance. The maiden harvest of our Muscaris vines is expected in 2025.

     

     

    team

    Graiss Wilhelm, Dr.

    Dr. Wilhelm Graiss

    Head of department
    Krautzer Bernhard. Dr.

    Dr. Bernhard Krautzer

    Institute management for crop production and cultural landscape
    Gaier Lukas , DI

    DI Lukas Gaier

    Forage plants, varieties and mixtures

    Research documentation

     

    Sustainable viticulture for climate change adaptation - LIFE19 CCA/DE/001224

    Graiss Wilhelm (2020 - 2025)
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