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Growing grapes can damage the environment through the use of pesticides and fertilizers, which can contaminate soil and water sources, harming local ecosystems. Additionally, large-scale vineyards often require significant water resources, leading to depletion of local water supplies. Land conversion for grape cultivation can also result in habitat destruction and loss of biodiversity. Furthermore, monoculture practices may weaken soil health and increase vulnerability to pests and diseases.
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What is viticulture'?
the art of growing grapes
Viticulture is the growing of what product?
Grapes.
Which countries are known for growing grapes?
spain
What is a place called for growing grapes?
Vineyard
What is growing on vineyard?
Grapes are grown on vineyard.
In what temperature should grapes be grown?
Temperature over 50 degree should be maintained for growing of grapes.
What country of South America is known for growing grapes?
in Peru and in Chile they grow grapes and apples for export.
We have grape vines in our backyard with grapes growing i am just wondering When are grapes ready on the vine?
They will be ready when the grapes turn red.
How does grapes disperesed?
Birds eat them and defecate the seeds elsewhere. That's why one often sees wild grapes growing on fences.
What religious group started growing grapes around Nauvoo?
Mormons
Is grapes grown on Chile?
Must do - Chilean wine is growing in popularity
What is growing grapes for wine production called?
It's known as viniculture.
