Vineyard management brings together soil conservation, perennial crop production, water planning, vegetation control, and the maintenance of productive landscapes. In Mediterranean regions, seasonal rainfall patterns and periods of high summer temperatures can make these considerations particularly important. AgriSol 2027 will provide an international setting for discussing vineyard practices that seek to maintain soil function while supporting long-term agricultural productivity.
The International Congress on Regenerative Agriculture, Agronomy and Soil Health (Hybrid Event) will take place June 17–19, 2027, in Rome, Italy, and online. Its wider focus on soil and agronomic systems creates a useful context for exchanging research related to perennial cropping environments, including vineyards.
Agriculture Conference include inter-row vegetation management, erosion control on sloping sites, soil organic matter maintenance, nutrient planning, and approaches to reducing unnecessary soil disturbance. Researchers may also examine how vineyard floor management affects water competition, soil structure, biodiversity, and machinery access. The performance of these practices can vary with rainfall, soil depth, slope, vine age, and local production objectives.