At eVineyard, we are introducing a new package, called eVineyard LITE, for the upcoming season. eVineyard LITE is a perfect package for those who want to start irrigating or applying plant protection in a smart, model-supported way, but prefer to
A member of our mailing list, Nada, asked us to write an article about how to identify a target market for a new winery they are starting. Since knowing your target market, and specializing for it, is one of the
The most important annual activity in the vineyard is dormant pruning – the removal of old wood during the vine dormant season. It’s believed to be the most important and expensive vineyard management practice since the quality and quantity of
While discussing with hundreds of growers, just like you, we constantly come to the same point: to run a profitable vineyard, having efficient workflow is as important as having efficient tools and machinery. Since labor in the vineyard is the
May this Christmas end the present year on a cheerful note and make way for a fresh and bright New Year.
Here’s wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Your eVineyard team
Berry development starts after a successful pollination and fertilization of the flowers at the flowering stage of the grapevine. When the berry grows, it is firm and fragile, and after approximately 4-6 weeks, it reaches its final size. The size
The 31st of October is in a number of countries known for the celebration of Halloween. Halloween tradition originates from the Celtic festival, dedicated to remembering the dead souls.
eVineyard joined forces with Globalsat, The Things Network and Vinduino to bring new Wireless IoT Network for irrigation optimization, which saves an average of 25% water.
On this year’s IoT Solutions World Congress, which will take place from 3 to 5 October 2017 in Barcelona, also eVineyard – vineyard management software will take part.
Every winemaker wants to achieve the best possible quality of the wine. And this is directly related to achieving optimal grape maturity. To achieve this, vine growers use a wide range of vineyard management techniques from canopy management, irrigation, cropping,
