If we used the million hectares of vineyard in Spain in the fight against climate change, we could slow down global warming. Regenerative viticulture is the only vineyard model based on the carbon cycle, maximizing the vines' capacity for absorbing atmospheric CO2 and turning them into huge carbon sinks. This CO2 stored in the ground causes the soils to recover their natural fertility and balance, makes them more resistant to drought, keeps them from eroding, and promotes biodiversity.
The second Regenerative Viticulture Conference has the double aim of raising awareness about the need for a paradigm shift in vineyard management and disseminating the principles of regenerative agriculture applied specifically to viticulture, drawing on the experiences and know-how of national and international experts and vine growers who have already set out on this path.
The event, promoted by the Regenerative Viticulture Association with support from Vilafranca del Penedès City Council and the Autonomous Government of Catalonia, is aimed at vine growers, farmers, winemakers, oenologists, sommeliers, and anyone committed to the fight against climate change.
Note: The event will be broadcast via this web page on the date and time stated. If you would like to attend in person, please write to info@viticulturaregenerativa.org.
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