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Grape growers can count on the government
We are taking decisive action to curb and control the spread of golden yellows of grapes that are attacking vineyards, and to expand subsidies at the EU level – stated...
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Priority official inspections during the harvest
The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) is once again carrying out a series of priority inspections during the harvest period this year. The focus of the inspections is on...
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Ministry of Agriculture takes action to protect vineyards
The government is committed to strengthening the competitiveness of the domestic grape and wine sector, and producers can also count on the Ministry of Agriculture’s help in the fight against...
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New insecticides can be used to protect against the American grapevine cicada
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) has granted an emergency permit for the post-harvest application of the insecticides Karate Zeon 5 CS and Klartan 24 EW to help protect...
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Ministry of Agriculture: Help arrives for producers who suffered severe spring frost damage
The government is committed to supporting the horticultural sector even amidst the challenges, therefore, following consultation with sector players, the Ministry of Agriculture has created the possibility of advance payments...
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Grapevine golden yellow disease also appeared in Békés County
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) first confirmed the presence of the pathogen causing grape golden yellow disease in Békés County in laboratory samples taken in Újkígyós and then...
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Ministry of Agriculture: the government is supporting the viticulture and winemaking sector with new opportunities
The Ministry of Agriculture (MA) is supporting the viticulture and winemaking sector with expanding opportunities, for example, from this year, not only winemakers, but also grape producers can apply for...
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Nébih: Early detection can curb the golden yellow disease of grapes
Early detection can curb the golden yellow disease of grapes, which is why it is very important for growers to recognize and report the infection in time – the National...
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The government is supporting the viticulture and winemaking sector with new opportunities
The Ministry of Agriculture is supporting the viticulture and winemaking sector with expanding opportunities, for example, from this year, not only winemakers, but also grape growers can apply for subsidies...
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Early detection is key to controlling grapevine golden yellow disease
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) draws the attention of grape growers to the importance of early detection of grapevine golden yellow disease. The pathogen can cause serious plant...
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Hungarian and Italian researchers say birds and bats can protect vineyards
According to a joint study by the HUN-REN Ecological Research Center and the University of Milan, birds and bats can protect vineyards, and flying predators not only reduce the number...
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AM: St. Andrea Vineyard is the Winery of the Year in Hungary
Hungarian wineries work with faith, perseverance, and loyalty, keeping up with changes in technology and consumer habits, and thanks to this, Hungarian wine has been able to further strengthen its...
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Harvest has begun in South Balaton
This year’s harvest began in South Balaton on Wednesday with the picking of the earliest-ripening grape variety, Csabagyöngye – said the cellar manager of Varga Pincészet Kft. in Ordacsehi, Somogy...
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Two insecticides receive emergency authorization against American grapevine cicada
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) has granted emergency authorization to NeemAzal-TS and Pyregard, so that more products are available to organic growers to protect against grapevine flavescence dorée...
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Grapevine flavescence dorée (FD) has also reached Somló
Laboratory tests by the National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) have confirmed the presence of the grapevine flavescence pathogen in the Somló wine region. This means that nearly 70% of...
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The decline in Hungarian grape production may stop, according to an international agricultural company
The decline in Hungarian grape production may stop, but climate change may cause significant damage to the plantations – Syngenta told MTI on Monday. In its analysis, the Swiss agricultural...
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Let’s protect our domestic plantations together against grapevine golden yellow disease
Grapevine golden yellow disease, spread by the American grapevine cicada, is currently the greatest threat to Hungarian viticulture, and the cooperation of all stakeholders is essential for effective control. The...
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Balaton wines connect the past and the present, the producer and the consumer
Wine is not only a factor in the national economy, but also culture, history, the essence of human work and the spirit of community – stated István Nagy, Minister of...
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Ministry of Agriculture: China would develop its wine sector with Hungarian experts
China would develop its wine sector with Hungarian experts – the Ministry of Agriculture announced in a statement sent to MTI on Tuesday. According to the ministry, Deputy State Secretary...
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AM: the future of the Hungarian wine sector is quality and innovation
Hungarian wines are able to compete with the most famous wine regions in the world in terms of quality, uniqueness and diversity. The future of the sector lies in innovation...
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China would develop its wine sector with Hungarian experts
Deputy State Secretary Oszkár Ökrös received Feng Faui, Governor of Ganzi Prefecture in Sichuan Province, China, at the Ministry of Agriculture. During the meeting, the parties discussed issues concerning agricultural...
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The PTE Viticulture and Enology Research Institute has renewed its machinery and winemaking equipment
The University of Pécs Viticulture and Enology Research Institute (PTE SZBKI) has renewed its machinery and winemaking equipment as part of a development worth almost one billion forints, the Baranya-based...
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Zsolt Feldman: current developments could determine the future of winemaking for decades
The future of Hungarian winemaking could be determined for decades by current developments, producers must adapt to the changes shaping the market in the long term – said the State...
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Current developments could determine the future of winemaking for decades
The future of Hungarian winemaking may be determined for decades by current developments, and producers must adapt to the changes shaping the market in the long term, said the State...
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From the end of November, grape growers can apply for participation in the AKG
Participation in the new Agricultural Environmental Management Support Program (AKG) is an excellent opportunity for grape growers – said Zsolt Feldman, the Secretary of State for Agriculture and Rural Development...
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Our country proudly preserves its viticultural and winemaking heritage
Hungary is committed to preserving its viticultural and oenological heritage – Minister of Agriculture István Nagy declared at the conference held on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the...
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Table grapes can be one of the winners of climate change
While fruit growing is becoming more and more unpredictable due to hectic weather conditions, the cultivation of dessert grapes poses fewer environmental risks, and its ecological adaptability is also favorable....
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The processing sales price of white wines with a protected geographical indication has increased
According to the data of the AKI PÁIR, the sales price of domestically produced and domestically sold wines without a geographical indication, as well as those with a protected geographical...
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The “Professional Taster” career orientation program weeks were a great success
The National Chamber of Agrarian Economy (NAK) considers the promotion of agricultural professions, informing young people choosing careers and their parents, and promoting enrollment in agricultural vocational training institutions to...
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They started to harvest the grapes in Mecsekalja
One month earlier than usual – with the picking of the new, resistant varieties, the Jazmin variety – the harvest began on the almost forty-hectare vineyard of the University of...
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