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05.07.1999
"Mountain vine-growing" - No.10
LIST OF CONTENTS
Slope in fashion in Chile
M. Fregoni - Editorial
Congress:"Cinque Terre: vine-growing landscape heritage for mankind for UNESCO"
R. Durighello, ICOMOS (International Council for Monuments and Sites), Paris - France
Prospects for heroic vine-growing
M. Fregoni, Sacred Heart Catholic University of Piacenza - Italy
Recovery of Ligurian vines from virosis: a contribution to the maintenance of viticulture in steeply sloping areas
F. Mannini, NRC, Turin – Italy
Vine-growing and wine-producing characterisation of the Cinque Terre area
L. Corino, Asti Experimental Viticulture Institute - Italy
Socio-economic problems of vine-growing in the Cinque Terre
J. Vallat, Zurich Federal Polytechnic – Switzerland
What structural changes for difficult vine-growing. The example of Liguria
L. Fontana, S. Tronfi, Inspectorate of Agricultural Functions, La Spezia – Italy
COPA-COGECA in the light of the reform of CMO wine- the position of European professional organisations and cooperatives.
L. Mainetti, Vice President of the wine group of the COPA-COGECA
Costa Viola like the Cinque Terre: vine-growing landscape world heritage site
G. Previtera, Agricultural Council of the Calabria Regional Authority - Italy
Petition to the European Union by areas with vines grown in mountainous and/or steeply sloping areas
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