The experiences of the 3 years of ecological grape growing in the Sopron and Pannonhalma wine region with a strange look onto the useful living creatures

Németh, Krisztina (2014) The experiences of the 3 years of ecological grape growing in the Sopron and Pannonhalma wine region with a strange look onto the useful living creatures. GRADUS, 1 (1). pp. 281-288. ISSN 2064-8014

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Abstract

Vineyards belong to intensive cultures where pesticide usage is significantly high. The used pesticides have a different effect on vineyard ecosystem, thus on the beneficial living creatures. The environmentally friendly growing tries to apply methods, means and chemicals that minimize environment pollution and protects beneficial living creatures. The regular soil and leaf analysis, as well as balanced bud loading resulted in a homogeneous plantation. Plant protection that is based on forecasting and is reasonable and pointed at the particular disease reduced unnecessary protections. Out of the grape pests the best indicators of the intensity of technology and pesticide loading are the occurrence of mite populations and their quantity rate in the vineyards. We are reviewing the results of the plant protection treatments in the Sopron and Pannonhalma Wine District.

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