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English: Viticulture (vineyard with drip irrigation). Proper irrigation plays a vital role in the successful viticulture. There soil must retain water as well as drain excess water. Normally in many regions the annual rainfall, itself is sufficient to maintain the grapevines. In viticulture drip irrigation water is applied to the root region of the grapevine and the flow is regulated in such a manner that the plant roots are not flooded.
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 *English: Viticulture (vineyard with drip irrigation). Proper irrigation plays a vital role in the successful viticulture. There soil must retain water as well as drain excess water. Normally in many regions the annual rainfall, itself is sufficient to maintain the grapevines. In viticulture drip irrigation water is applied to the root region of the grapevine and the flow is regulated in such a manner that the plant roots are not flooded.