Some Aspects of the Soil Physical Status of the Vine Plantations in the Context of Rural Development

Judit Pető; Attila Hüvely; András Palkovics; Viktor Vojnich

doi:10.1515/arls-2018-0023

Abstract

The rural development grants - among others - help to promote the competitiveness of the agricultural activities. Plantations take great interest in the southeastern part of Hungary. Farmers need to make soil tests before plantation of fruit and grape. We investigated the distribution of the main physical characteristics in this area. For the establishment of vineyards, the areas were adequate according to the pH, and salt content. The results of the soil tests show some strong relationships between the determined physical parameters.

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Some Aspects of the Soil Physical Status of the Vine Plantations in the Context of Rural Development

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