Viticultural Year 2025-2026: Climate and Vegetative Cycle
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Viticultural Year 2025-2026: Climate and Vegetative Cycle

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 13:07

ADVID shared a new newsletter titled "Viticultural Year 2025-2026: Climate and Vegetative Cycle". This publication comes within the scope of the regular activities of this association dedicated to the development of viticulture.

The newsletter aims to present detailed information about the climatic conditions recorded during this period, as well as the evolution of the vine vegetative cycle. This information is considered relevant for professionals and researchers in the wine sector.

The document contributes to a better understanding of the earliness observed in this viticultural year, allowing sector stakeholders to anticipate and plan their activities in a more informed manner.

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