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IVES 9 IVES Conference Series 9 GiESCO 9 GiESCO 2013 9 GiESCO 2013 – Session 9: Territory management, sustainable viticulture 9 Research aimed at conserving or increasing occupation levels and the necessary resources to safeguard an equiprofit for viticultural enterprise–research on technical, socio-economic, existential and “metaethical” aspects according to the “metaethical great chain” production model

Research aimed at conserving or increasing occupation levels and the necessary resources to safeguard an equiprofit for viticultural enterprise–research on technical, socio-economic, existential and “metaethical” aspects according to the “metaethical great chain” production model

Abstract

The objective of this third body of research was to conserve or increase the use of labor and other resources while guarantying a just profit for the enterprise, society and the entire chain. This research was conducted on the following types of training systems: highly expansive, expansive and slightly expansive. In two previous studies we focused on classic Raggi-Bellussi and classic Pergola di Soave. We now present the results on classic Tendone, Sylvoz, Guyot and Cordon de Royat. We outline the details which lead us to conclude that is possible to preserve or increase profit to preserve or increase enterprise profit, increasing resources cost and increasing enterprise occupation levels to adopt the Tendone training system instead of Sylvoz, Guyot and particularly Cordon de Royat, the latter of which not inferior vine and wine enologically  and organoleptic classical quality. Results from research started 10 years ago when everybody was think about cutting resources and costs, are interesting from a technical, socio-economic and ethical point of view, especially given the current historical situation at the local, national, european, and international level.

Publication date: 07/09/2026

Issue: GiESCO 2013

Type: Poster

Authors

Giovanni Cargnello1,2,*, Gianni Teo2, Stefano Scaggiante2, Federica Bianchin2, Lissa Veilleux2, Michela Ostan2, Luigino Barisan2, Andrea Dal Bianco2, Andrea Battistella2, Luciano Pezza3, Mario Pecile3, Giuseppe Gallo3, Luigi da Ros3, Sergio Lot3, Lorenzo Lovat3, Teresa Camatta3, Fausto Bassotto4, Rosario Di Gaetano4, Vannino Negro4, Cesare Curtolo5, Luigi Petraz5, Luigi Borella5, Sergio Forno5, Vittorio Scarpel6, Alfonso Marchetto6, Stefano Nardin6, Marco Nardin6, Giorgio Cecchetto6, Giorgio Casadei7, Cesarina Celotti7, Guido Spera8,9, Simonetta Moretti8, Gaetano Ciolfi8, Eddo Rugini10, Giordano Persuric11, Barbara Sladonja11, Aldo Milotic11, Mario Oplanic11, Kristina Bircic11, Denis Rusjan12

1 Vice Presidente GiESCO

2 Université de Padoue CIRVE – Conegliano Campus – Viale XXVIII Aprile, 14; 31015 Conegliano  (Treviso) (Italie)

2 Université de Padoue CIRVE – Conegliano Campus; Conegliano  (Treviso) (Italie).

3 C.R.A. – Centro di Ricerca per la Viticoltura. Conegliano  (Treviso)(I).

4 Già docente alla Scuola Enologica di Conegliano-Treviso – (I). Libero professionista.

5 Già collaboratore esterno del C.R.A. – Centro di Ricerca per la Viticoltura. Conegliano  (Treviso)(I).

6 Collaboratore esterno CIRVE- Università di  Padova – Campus di Conegliano – Conegliano  (Treviso) (I).

7 ARSIAL (Agenzia Regionale Sviluppo Innovazione Agricoltura Lazio) – Roma – (I)

8 C.R.A. – Istituto Sperimentale per l’Enologia – Velletri Roma – (I)

9 C.R.A. – Istituto Sperimentale per la Patologia Vegetale  –  Roma (I)

10 Facoltà di Agraria – Dipartimento di Coltivazioni Arboree – Università della Tuscia – Viterbo -(I)

11 Istituto per il Turismo e l’Agricoltura di Parenzo – Istria (Croazia)

12 Univerza V Ljubljani. Lubiana (Slovenia)

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Keywords

sustainable, solidarity, fair, ethics, metaethics, training system, viticulture, vine, wine, grape growing, great chain

Tags

GiESCO | GiESCO 2013 | IVES Conference Series

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