Paper · 2014 · Journal of horticulture, forestry and biotechnology

Grape pomace as fertilizer

Eleonora Nistor; A. Dobrei; E. Kiss; et al.

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Abstract

Grape pomace is a product for which winemakers and scientists have tried to find an effective recycling and disposal method. Disposal of this solid waste will become more difficult as the growth of the wine industry continues. Grape pomace is a heterogeneous mixture of seeds, skins, and pulp, and usually also the stalks for red wines grape varieties. Grape pomace cannot be added directly back to the vineyards because of potential of pathogens and it cannot be incorporated into the soil without damaging the roots of the vines. To transform grape pomace in a valuable fertilizer must be composted. Grape pomace for the experiment was obtained from a private farm of Paulian village, Arad. Fresh grape waste from the local wine variety Negru Batut de Rosia, was prepared to undergo an aerobic bioprocess (composting). Temperature and moisture were measured periodically in each pile and monitored throughout the 6 months period of compost preparation. Registered moisture was in favorable range (19.3 -37.3%) to obtain finally a compost of high quality. The vineyard of Otonel variety composted had better phenological parameters, suffered less from drought, and resist better to disease. Grape yield does not registered differences in the first year after the compost applying and grapevine makes relatively little difference regarding the quality of the must or wine obtained from these grapes.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Composted Otonel vines had better phenological parameters.

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Otonel varietye0
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Otonel varietye0
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compostede0
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phenological parameterse0
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bettere0

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“The vineyard of Otonel variety composted had better phenological parameters”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Composted Otonel vines suffered less from drought.

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Otonel varietye0
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Otonel varietye0
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compostede0
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droughte0
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lesse0

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“The vineyard of Otonel variety composted had better phenological parameters, suffered less from drought”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Composted Otonel vines resisted disease better.

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Otonel varietye0
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Otonel varietye0
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compostede0
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diseasee0
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bettere0

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“The vineyard of Otonel variety composted had better phenological parameters, suffered less from drought, and resist better to disease”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Grape yield showed no difference in the first year after compost application.

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Grapee0
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composte0
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does not registered differencese0
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“Grape yield does not registered differences in the first year after the compost applying”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Compost made relatively little difference to must or wine quality.

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grapevineVitise0
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quality of the must or winee0
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relatively little differencee0

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Vitis · Taxon · picture of the genus (one of its species)Victor M. Vicente Selvas · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“grapevine makes relatively little difference regarding the quality of the must or wine obtained from these grapes”

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