Regeneration of Perennial Plants, the Case of the Vine (in French): Issues & Work Avenues

This book is the result of in-depth reflection and experiments conducted over several years on the regeneration of perennial plants. It is based on the indications of Rudolf Steiner to propose solutions aimed at strengthening the vigor of cultivated plants, particularly vines.

A critical analysis of current viticulture

Today, vines and many other perennial plants like fruit trees, berry shrubs, and olive trees suffer from several issues:

• Unsuitable cultivation conditions that weaken the plantations.

• Lack of adaptation to the terroir, due to the geographical transfer of plants.

• Systematic vegetative propagation, which reduces genetic diversity and the natural resistance of plants.
  These factors lead to a weakening of crops, increasing their vulnerability to diseases and climate change.

Concrete paths for regenerative agriculture

In the second part of this book, the authors present innovative perspectives for working on the regeneration of vines and other perennial crops. You will discover:

• The theoretical foundations of agriculture that respects natural balances.

• Practical methods to strengthen plant resistance.

• Technical data on regeneration through eye or bud seeding.

This book is an indispensable resource for winemakers and farmers committed to a more sustainable approach, eager to regenerate their crops and explore new practices based on biodynamics and the principles of Rudolf Steiner.

Why read this book?

Understand the challenges of regenerating perennial plants.

• Access practical solutions that are easily applicable.

• Explore alternative reproduction methods to strengthen crop resilience.

Ideal for viticulture professionals, biodynamic farmers, and anyone interested in ecology applied to agriculture.

• Title: Regeneration of Perennial Plants, the Case of the Vine
• Issues and Work Paths
  
• Authors: Guy Kastler, Pierre Masson, Vincent Masson
  
• Publisher: Biodynamie Services
  
• Publication Date: June 1, 2021
  
• ISBN: 979-10-95510-17-8
  
• EAN: 9791095510178
  
• Number of Pages: 208
  
• Weight: 350 g