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     Research
Improving vine growth through root biology and mineral nutrition
The Vegetative Response of 'Concord' Grapevines to soil pH
The interaction of soil pH, supplemental fertilizers, and irrigation on Concord growth and productivity
Improving Wine Grape Production in Acid Soils with Rootstocks and Soil Management
Evaluation of rootstocks for Concord and Niagara grapes in the Lake Erie production region
The Interaction of Phylloxera Infection, Rootstock, and Irrigation on Young Concord Grapevine Growth
Seasonal Dry Matter, Starch, and Nutrient Distribution in 'Concord' Grapevine Roots
Growth and fruiting of young "Concord' grapevines in relation to reserve nitrogen and carbohydrates
A Practical Guide to the Application of Compost in Vineyards. Penn State College of Agriculture
Improving Vineyard Production Efficiency
The Effect of Pruning, Training, Shoot Positioning, and Mid-Season Crop Adjustment on Cool-Climate Concord Yield, Vegetation, and Juice Characteristics / figures
Concord Crop Adjustment:  Theory, Research, and Practice
Total Vineyard Mechanization to Optimize Yield and Quality of Concord Grape Production
Using Precision Agriculture Tools to Increase Vineyard Production Efficiency
Evaluation of Vertical Shoot Distribution on Canopy Shading, Yield, and Juice Quality of Concord and Niagara Grapevines

 

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