Gerten

Term (also stapling) for tying the fruit canes to the wire frame with elastic willow rods after pruning; see there.

This refers to the lifting and fastening or tying up of the shoots (summer shoots, fruiting canes) on appropriate support devices during pruning or later maintenance work in the vineyard. This is because the vine 's climbing ability is not sufficient to grow up the staple wires on its own. The prerequisite for wild vines was provided by larger areas (trees). This makes vineyard care, harvesting and pest control easier and also enables mechanical cultivation.

Heften - Bindezange und Heftdrähte sowie Bindezange mit Drahtspule.

The young summer shoots are arranged between the staple wires to form a slender trellis of foliage. This gives the shoots...

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