The Bower system is a grapevine training system used for vigorous varieties, where the vines are spread over a pandal (pergola) at a height of 2-2.4 meters above the ground. This system helps discourage axillary shoot growth for the first 1 meter and encourages the development of two primary branches with 3-4 pairs of secondary arms. The system allows for better air circulation and sunlight penetration, leading to improved grape production.
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(1) From Banks
(2) Fr...
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