This education system (engl. Tatura grid or gate) was developed at the Australian research station Tatura (Victoria). It can be counted among the two groups of trellis education and cordon education. The support framework has a V-shape opening upwards (hence "V-system"). In the middle of a row of vines, the 60° inclined canopies of the neighbouring rows meet and form an arbour. The system produces high yields, but is difficult to mechanise. Therefore, it is not of great importance. The system developed in France Lyre is in principle very similar, only somewhat smaller. See also complete lists of keywords under vine training (systems) and vineyard management (activities).
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