Determining the seasonal uptake of nutrients by grapevines in the Lower Orange River Region, for establishing fertilisation guidelines This content is restricted to site members. If you are an existing user, please log in. New users may register below.Sign InEmailPassword Remember Me Forgot password? Click here to resetNew User? Click here to register cultivationfertilisationgrapevine managementnutrient managementProductionsoil nutrition Share This Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Related Posts The effect of different cultivation practices on the incidence of waterberry on table grapes in the Lower Orange River Region PROJECT TITLE: The effect of different cultivation practices on the incidence of waterberry on table… The influence of an open air hydroponic system on the production of table grapes: A case study PROJECT TITLE: The influence of an open air hydroponic system on the production of table… Investigation of dying back of young vines along the Orange River Area as associated with delayed budding and/or growth PROJECT TITLE: Investigation of dying back of young vines along the Orange River Area as…
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