Similar words: horticulture, multicultural, apiculture, multiculturalism, agriculture, sericulture, floriculture, silviculture. Meaning: ['vɪtɪkʌltʃə(r)] 
n. the cultivation of grapes and grape vines; grape growing.
n. the cultivation of grapes and grape vines; grape growing. 
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(1) Experts in viticulture and enology from Switzerland visited the college.
(2) Viticulture:Traditionally of the Medoc; qualitative approach to obtain the best natural concentration of the grapes on the grapevine; manual and mechanical harvest.
(3) His over 900 years' experience in domain of viticulture and vinification and our professional team ensure the nice quality of our wine.
(4) Viticulture: Short pruning ( double guyot ) ; weeding a year , hand - picking with double sorting.
(5) Viticulture: Traditional; defoliation and green harvest to have optimal yield control.
(6) Innovative viticulture and winemaking practices, combined with the latest scientific and technological procedures create the ideal platform for the making of these wines.
(7) Its climate, soil and very old traditions of viticulture make Italy a natural.
(8) Not only have vineyards crept much closer to the equator, the extent of viticulture has moved polewards – arguably one of the more benign effects of climate change. Sentencedict.com
(9) Huailai China, France, Bordeaux, California, United States, saying the world's three main gold zone viticulture.
(10) The Prosecco grape is grown primarily in the winegrowing regions of Veneto in Treviso province. The viticulture centers of Valdobiadene and Coneglia are known worldwide for their high-quality.
(11) Medoc was born from this sacred union...Esprit d'Estuaire is a honor to the Estuary of the Gironde. Its viticulture and its wine-making respect the traditions of the Medoc.
(12) You will be exposed to all elements involved in the wine business including viticulture , vinification, and regional appellation laws.
(13) Dr Pratten a radiologist was a pioneer of the Geographe region and a pioneer of viticulture.
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