Sentence examples for vine cutting from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to propose an innovative system for a commercial transplanter that allows the automatic point-laying location of each vine cutting without any kind of preliminary field squaring.

The best place for a vine cutting is a greenhouse.

So we watched impatiently as Manolo Perez grilled 40 tiny lamb chops over vine cuttings.

When people migrated, one thing they could easily take to plant in their newly settled surroundings was vine cuttings.

Because it is illegal to import vine cuttings into the United States, the plants will most likely come from vineyards in upstate New York or, perhaps, California.

Mr. Lett took 3,000 vine cuttings and a theory of wine-making that seems spartan -- he believed that the best wine comes from regions in which the grapes must struggle to survive.

Accordingly, van Riebeeck had vine cuttings - thought to have been French muscat - sent to him, packed in wet earth and sewn up in sailcloth to keep them fresh, and with the sailors under strict orders to make sure they stayed damp.

Grapes apparently were cultivated and wines made in the Ribera del Duero by the Romans, but modern plantings date from the Middle Ages when French monks brought vine cuttings to the Cistercian monastery at Valbuena de Duero about 20 miles west of Pedrosa.

The solution has been applied to the problem of grafting vine cuttings.

You can, for instance, take vine cuttings from a Burgundy vineyard, make a wine using textbook Burgundian winemaking techniques and produce gorgeous Chardonnay in Sonoma County.

Approximately 30 cm long vine cuttings of each clone were planted 10 cm deep on 25 cm high beds, in single rows of 6 hills spaced at 30 × 90 cm.