Würzburg - Winegrowers' association: Collect water now for dry periods
After the rainfall of the past few weeks, the Franconian Winegrowers' Association advises people to make provisions now for the summer. The water must be stored, said managing director Hermann Schmitt to the German Press Agency. The winegrowers' association has been suggesting collecting water in winter since 2006. "There is so much water flowing down the Main right now that it could be stored," said Schmitt. In order to distribute the water fairly, it is important to establish water and soil associations, says Schmitt.
According to the winegrowers' association, winegrowers currently have no problems with erosion, i.e. soil being washed away from the vineyards by the heavy rainfall. Undergrowth planted between the vines keeps the soil in place.
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- Despite the abundant rainfall currently experienced in Lower Franconia, including Würzburg, the German Press Agency reports that the Franconian Winegrowers' Association urges people to store water for the upcoming dry periods.
- As the Bavarian wine region relies heavily on consistent rainfall for its agrarian needs, such as cultivating grapes for beverages like wine, the water collected during periods of abundant rainfall is crucial for future needs.
- The winegrowers' association, established in Würzburg, has been advocating for water collection during the winter months since 2006, recognizing the importance of having a sufficient water supply during periods of drought.
- The managing director of the winegrowers' association, Hermann Schmitt, emphasized the importance of setting up water and soil associations to distribute the water fairly during the dry months across the region of Bavaria, including Lower Franconia.
- Although winegrowers in Würzburg, Wine region of Lower Franconia, currently experience no problems with erosion due to the recent heavy rainfall, it is essential to be prepared for potential future dry periods to ensure the continued growth and prosperity of the local agrarian economy, including the wine and eat & drink industry.
Source: www.stern.de
