eVineyard will participate in the 2021 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium, which this year moves Online. The event will take place between 26 and 29 of January 2021.
We are happy to announce that eVineyard will participate in the 2021 Unified
As we all get ready to say goodbye to the challenging year that was 2020, marked by the Covid-19 pandemic and problems related to it. Hopes and wishes are for a better New Year 2021.
ELMIBIT developers of eVineyard software solutions and its partners will, in the scope of the ACROCrop project, develop a new robotics-based solution for protecting crops against frost losses.
In 2020, a Covid-19 pandemic shook the vineyard and wine industry hard. Some winegrowers we had talked to in the springtime really felt the consequences when restaurants, bars, and hotels closed their doors, as their sales largely rely on the
Elmibit, a developer of eVineyard software solution, was one of the companies that were selected by the INNOWWIDE open call. INNOWWIDE aims to fund European innovative SMEs and start-ups to conduct Viability Assessment Projects (VAPs) in markets outside of Europe.
An important part of growing winegrapes is also making business. While some growers concentrate only on the farming aspect and sell grapes to wineries, others process the grapes into wine or juice and sell it on-site, on the local market,
In the first part of the article, we wrote about how precision viticulture technologies can help with choosing long-term and short-term cultivation strategies in order to adapt to climate changes, and named some of the precision viticulture technologies that exist on
When you think of winegrowing, you might not think of bees as they are not needed in the production of grapes. Grapevines are hermaphrodites, have both male and female reproductive organs, and can self-fertilize (are wind-pollinated). However, bees are essential
In this fast-changing world, we are somewhat used to non-stop changing circumstances at work. However, when a bigger “disaster” of any kind hits us, we see how vulnerable we all are. A nice example is the latest epidemic of the
The coronavirus outbreak has caused an emergency situation across the world. For this reason, people are stockpiling; and as wine is not staple food, many may forget to buy it – but it doesn’t have to be like that. Check
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