Summary of Reunião técnica de viticultura aborda dicas para preparo de solos de pomares - Rio Grande Rural

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During the "Reunião técnica de viticultura" YouTube video by Rio Grande Rural, a technical meeting on viticulture took place, where producers gained knowledge on soil care and apple orchard cultivation. The discussion included the alternative of vineyards to revive grape cultivation and wine production. Embrapa Emater and Universidade Federal de Pelotas collaborated, with each entity contributing to research and practice. Soil preparation was a significant focus, as it influences harvests for the next decade and a half. Producers were encouraged to tackle issues like soil calibration, drainage, and compaction before planting. The optimal time for lime and phosphate fertilization was before new planting. Strategies for safeguarding against heavy rains, such as plastic covering over vineyards and using forage to protect the soil, were also covered. Approximately 40 attendees learned valuable tips for their orchards at the event.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Reunião técnica de viticultura" by Rio Grande Rural, Embrapa Emater and Universidade Federal de Pelotas held a technical meeting on viticulture. The producers had the opportunity to learn about soil care and apple orchard cultivation as they begin the next phase of the year. The alternative to traditional orchards, Vineyards, were also discussed to revive grape cultivation and wine production in the region. The partnership between Embrapa Emater and UFPEL was emphasized, with each entity contributing to research and practice. The preparation of the soil was a major topic, as it affects all harvests for the next 15 to 20 years. Producers were advised to address issues such as soil calibration, drainage, and compaction before planting. The best time for lime and phosphate fertilization is before the new planting. The meeting also covered strategies for protecting against heavy rains, such as plastic covering over the vineyards and using forage to protect the soil. Around 40 people attended the event and learned practical tips for their orchards.