RESEARCHES REGARDING VITICULTURAL EXPLOITATIONS SIZE, PRODUCTION DIRECTIONS AND VARIETIES ASSORTMENT CULTIVATED IN ROMANIA S WEST REGION

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RESEARCHES REGARDING VITICULTURAL EXPLOITATIONS SIZE, PRODUCTION DIRECTIONS AND VARIETIES ASSORTMENT CULTIVATED IN ROMANIA S WEST REGION DOBREI A., SALA F., SAVESCU I., KOCIS E., MUSTEA M. ABSTRACT Researches had been made in 1 viticultural exploitations from Recas, Minis- Maderat, Buzias-Silagiu and Tirol-Jamu Mare, viticultural centres situated in the west region of Romania. There were analyzed from viticultural view point, pedoclimatic conditions of the mentioned areas. We also made observations concerning exploitations size, which vary between 5-700 ha, varieties assortment, production goals and present and future plantation graphic. It comes out, priority in 005, an intensification, of the establishment rith of new viticultural plantations especially in Recas, Minis and Buzias viticultural areas. Viticulture rising which happened in the last few years in the western part of Romania is determined by the massive foreign and autochthonous investments, which leads to viticultural activity efficientization. Key words: viticultural exploitations, surfaces, climatic conditions, west part of Romania. Introduction Romania is one of the main European viticultural countries, with a millenary tradition concerning vine cultivation. Viticulture development in Romania cannot be placed out of the social, economical and political actual context. As a result of the EU negotiations, Romania s viticulture potential is formed by the following categories. Table 1 Romania s viticultural surface Viticultural surface registered in the register 19.33,0 ha Viticultural surface occupied with plots <100 mp.4,9 ha Replanting wrights (HPD replacement established at negociations) 30.000,0 ha Supplementary replanting wrights (agreed at negociations).30,5 ha National reserve (clearing surface over the last five years) 9.1, ha TOTAL 40.000,0 ha An important part of this viticultural surface is unfortunately not cultivated or occupied with old vines biologically speaking. Romania has viticultural regions, which includes numerous vineyards and viticultural centres. An important Romanian viticultural region is also the west area, which represents an area with tradition and long experience in vine cultivation. The west side assures favorable and very favorable conditions for the table grapes varieties cultivation and especially for wines varieties.

The most important viticultural centres from this area are: Recas Viticultural Centre, Silagiu Viticultural Centre, Teremia Viticultural Centre, Tirol Viticultural Centre, Minis Viticultural Centre. Material and method Researches were made in the following viticultural areas: Recas, Silagiu Buzias, Teremia, Tirol, Minis. The aim of our research was the study of pedoclimatic potential, varieties assortments, production goals and the most important viticultural exploitations. Recas Viticultural Centre: It is located 0 30 km North East far from Timisoara. The most important viticultural regions are: Izvin, Herneacova and Giarmata. This viticultural centre praise itself through superior qualitative wines, also reds and whites obtained from the red varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot noir, Merlot and Burgund and from white varieties: Riesling Italian, Feteasca regala and Muscat Ottonel. Table grapes varieties cultivated includes: Chasselas d ore, Muscat de hamburg and Muscat de Adda. Silagiu Buzias Viticultural Centre. It is placed in Timis County, near Buzias city and Silagiu Hill and Bacova represent it. It s production goal it s to obtain white and flavoured wines of superior quality. Are prevailing: Riesling Italian, Cabernet Sauvignon and Muscat Ottonel varieties. Are produced also red wines of superior quality obtained from the following varieties: Cabernet Sauvgnon, Pinot noir, Merlot and Burgund. Varieties assortment of table grapes it s limited to these witch have the ripening epochs III and IV. Teremia Viticultural Centre: It is placed in Timis county, north from Timisoara close to the Serbian border. It s production direction is oriented through white wines for current consumption obtained from the local varieties: Creaţă, Majarcă Albă, Feteasca regala and Muscat Ottonel. Table grapes assortment is reduced to: Chasselas D ore, Chasselas rosse and Muscat de Hamburg. Minis - Maderat Vineyard. It is situated 0 km East far from Arad city and includes Minis and Maderat viticultural centres. Between these two viticultural centres are big ecoclimatic differences, so that exists also assortment differences. At Minis are prevailing the varieties for red wines of superior quality (Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot noir, Cadarca, Merlot, Burgund) followed by the varieties of white wines of superior quality (Riesling Italian, Feteasca regala, Muscat Ottonel). At Maderat viticultural center in the foreground are the white wines varieties for current consumption represented by Mustoasa de Maderat which it s considered to be a local variety and by Feteasca regala variety. Are obtained also red wines for current consumption using Burgund Mare, Oporto and Sangiovese varieties, as well as white wines of superior quality on relative small surfaces from the predicted varieties also for the Minis viticultural centre (Riesling Italian, Feteasca regala, Muscat Ottonel). Table grapes varieties which are cultivated belongs to III IV ripening epochs ( Chasselas D ore, Chasselas rosse, Muscat de Hamburg). Tirol Viticultural Centre: It s placed at 15 m of altitude. It is situated 30-40 km West far from Resita municipality and includes areas which belongs to Caras - Severin county (Doclin, Berzovia) and area which belongs to Timis county ( Jamu Mare). Heliothermal

resources are smaller than the vine necessary and the hydric ones outruns vine s necessary. The main production goal it is to obtain red wines of superior quality from the following varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Chasselas rosse, Muscat de Hamburg and Muscat de Adda. We made observations and determinations in 4 viticultural exploitations from Recas Viticultural Centre, exploitations from Minis Viticultural Centre, viticultural exploitations from Buzias Silagiu Viticultural Centres and one from Tirol Jamu Mare Viticultural Centre Results and discussions Table Pedoclimatic resources synthesis Viticultural centre Heliothermal index (IH) Hidrothermic coefficient (CH) Abso -lute minimum Temperature 0 C Absolute maximum Multiannual average Alti -tude (m) Soil types Recaş,04 1,1-31, 40,5 10, 17 Haplic luvisols Silagiu,01 1,5-30,1 41, 10, 19 Haplic luvisols, eutriccambisols, regosols Teremia,7 0,9-34,5 4,0 10,7 50 Calcic chernozems, gleyic chernozems Tirol.17 1,1 -,7 40, 11,4 15 Haplic luvisols Miniş,11 1,3-4,7 41,5 11, 17 Eutric cambisols, haplic luvisols, regosols After data presented in Table it comes out that the western region of Romania provides favorable and very favorable conditions for vine cultivation. The heliothermal index has values situated between,04 for Recas and,7 at Teremia. From hydrothermic coefficient viewpoint, Teremia viticultural centre has a slight precipitation deficit, meantime the rest of the areas are showing equilibrium from this viewpoint. Concerning absolute minimum values we observe a bigger climatic rise for Teremia area, which is situated on a relative plane terrain. According to data provided by www.timis.insse.ro, west Romanian region it is formed from the following viticultural areas (table 3): Table 3 Fruit-bearing vines surface in the year 005 Region/County Fruit bering vinestotal From which: Total majority private property Grafted and aboriginal vines From which: Total majority private property Total Hybride vines From which: majority private property Arad 54 54 104 104 40 40 Caraş-Severin 554 554 350 350 04 04 Hunedoara 11 5-5 5 Timiş 44 44 49 49 395 395 Total west region 5733 577 4709 4703 104 104

The western region of Romania occupies an important weight in the national viticultural patrimony, totalizing according to the official statistic in the year 005 a surface of 5733 ha, and the majority of the viticultural plantations being in private property. The biggest part of those plantations is occupied with noble varieties, being also important surfaces occupied with direct productive hybrids; those surfaces were foreseened in the reconversion programs in order to be replaced with noble varieties. From these four county of the region, the biggest surface is merged in Timis county (44 ha) and Arad county (54 ha), those representing, due to their viticultural areas one of the most famous viticultural area from Romania. In Recas viticultural centre, researches were done in four exploitations: Recas Wine Cellars with a surface of 700 ha, Aldegheri with a planned surface of 0 ha, Enotria with 101 ha and Vigna with 1 ha. All four exploitations have private capital with 100% Romanian and foreigners investitors. Exploitations are constituted, excepting Recas Wine Cellars, in the last 5- years, this period being marked by a viticulture recovery from this part of the country, which after 199 events registered decline period. Table 4 Viticultural exploitations Viticultural centre Recaş Miniş- Măderat Buziaş- Silagiu Exploitations Recas Wine Cellars Surface ( ha ) 700 Enotria 101 Aldegheri 0 Vigna 1 Genagricola San Pietro Megaprofil 3 3 50 Cultivated varieties Chasselas dore, Muscat de Hamburg, Afuz Ali, Victoria, Fetească Albă, Fetească regală, Riesling italian, Sauvignon blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot gris, Pinot noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cadarcă, Creaţă Caberbet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir,Burgund mare,fetească neagră, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc,Fetească Regală Riesling italian, Chardonnay,Muscat Ottonel Fetească regală, / Chardonnay, Muscat Ottonel,Burgund, Riesling italian, Pinot gris Fetească neagră, Merlot,Cabernet Sauvignon 4, Pinot noir, Burgund, Cabernet Sauvignon Fetească regală / Chardonnay, Muscat Ottonel, Burgund Riesling Italian, Pinot gris, Fetească neagră, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Fetească regală, Riesling italian Fetească albă,,fetească regală,pinot gris, Sauvignon, Mustoasă de Măderat,Fetească neagră, Merlot,Cabernet,Sauvignon. Pinot Noir, Burgund. Fetească albă, Pinot gris, Sauvignon.Pinot Noir,Fetească neagră, Merlot, Cadarcă, Burgund,Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot Fetească albă,fetească regală / Muscat Ottonel,Riesling Italian, Riesling de Rhin, Pinot gris, Fetească neagră, Merlot, Băbească neagră, Cabernet Sauvignon

P.F.A. Moica Ioan 5 Obsesia Poetim 50 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot noir, Muscat Ottonel, Riesling italian, Muscat de Hamburg, Silvania, Victoria MuscatOttonel, Riesling Italian, Sauvignon, Fetească regală, Feteasca albă, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Burgund MuscatOttonel, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon, Fetească regală,feteasca albă, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Burgund, Victoria, Muscat Hamburg, Muscat Adda Buttenberg Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot Foundation Tirol - Bionature Pinot noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, 5 Jamu Mare Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling italian In Minis Maderat viticultural centre we oriented our researches in two private exploitations with Romanian Italian joint capital. In Buzias Silagiu viticultural centre, due to exaggerated property breaking down viticultural exploitations established in the last few years have small dimensions. At Jamu Mare Tirol, besides that represents a viticultural area with tradition, viticulture raising it s not adequate; being registered one viticultural exploitation. The highest part of these exploitations surfaces (over 0%) is occupied with wine varieties and only a small part is occupied with table grapes varieties. The varieties assortments vary including also autochthonous varieties: Feteasca alba, Feteasca regala, Mustoasa de Maderat, Creata and universal varieties: Riesling Italian, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot noir. As a characteristic of the assortment, is the high number of varieties, due to the fact that exploitations are new, being in search of different niches on the world s wine market. In order to follow the present evolution on the following period too, of those viticultural exploitations in table 5 we present data concerning planting graphic in 004-010 period, this graphic being made relying on concrete data obtained in the field (for 004-007 period) and on planting wrights obtained from Agricultural Direction (for 00-010 period). Recas Wine Cellars and Buttenberg Foundation were the exploitations that started the planting process in the year 004. Starting with 005, and mostly with 00 and 007 was registered an accented increase of the new established plantations which in accordance with planting wrights it is foreseen to continue in the following three years. This planting intensification has in our opinion more causes: The increase of the investitors number in viticulture, as a result of Romania adhesion to EU; Viticultural exploitations profitableness due to capitalization, which offered them a proper endowment; Important sum of money distribution through different programs towards the viticultural sector, especially for plantations restoration.

Exploitations planting graphic in 004-010 period Table 5 Viticultural centre Planted surface 004 005 00 007 00 009 010 Total Recaş Exploitations Miniş- Măderat Buziaş- Silagiu Tirol Jamu Mare Recas Wine Cellars Enotria Aldegheri Vigna Genagricol a San Pietro Megaprofil P.F.A. Moica Ioan Obsesia Poetim Buttenberg Foundation Bionature 3 5 73 90 110 100-457 - 5,4 15,9 5 17, 9 - - - 7,0 0-1, 1 17,4 3 - - - 5, 11,3, 19,7-101 1,9 15 30 90 0 0 1, 151, 4 - - - 5 17 3 - - 1,74 14,1 13, 4 13,4 1 3,7 50 - - 5 - - - - 5 - - 1, - -,39 Total - 3 95, 4,7,, 17,3 9 - - - - 50 - - - - - - - - - - 5 - - 5 13, Conclusions The Western part of Romania represents an important viticultural area with a big weight in Romanian viticulture it offers favorable and very favorable natural conditions for vine cultivation, especially for high quality wines varieties. Geographical placement and superior substructure of the other viticultural areas of Romania attracted a high number of investitors especially in the last years period, which contributed to the viticulture raising the bid of this area. As a result of the investments, had appeared numerous viticultural exploitations, which passed to old plantations replacement with new, performant ones. 0, 3 3, 4 Literature 1. Dobrei Alin, Rotaru Liliana, Mustea Mihai, 005, Cultura viţei de vie, editura Solness Timişoara;. Oşlobeanu M. şi col., 1991, Zonarea soiurilor de viţă de vie în România, editura Ceres, Bucureşti; 3. www.timis.insse.ro 59, 1 13, 194

ABSTRACT Researches had been made in 1 viticultural exploitations from Recas, Minis- Maderat, Buzias-Silagiu and Tirol-Jamu Mare, viticultural centres situated in the west region of Romania. There were analyzed from viticultural view point, pedoclimatic conditions of the mentioned areas. We also made observations concerning exploitations size, which vary between 5-700 ha, varieties assortment, production goals and present and future plantation graphic. It comes out, priority in 005, an intensification, of the establishment rith of new viticultural plantations especially in Recas, Minis and Buzias viticultural areas. Viticulture rising which happened in the last few years in the western part of Romania is determined by the massive foreign and autochthonous investments, which leads to viticultural activity efficientization. Key words: viticultural exploitations, surfaces, climatic conditions, west part of Romania. RESEARCHES REGARDING VITICULTURAL EXPLOITATIONS SIZE, PRODUCTION DIRECTIONS AND VARIETIES ASSORTMENT CULTIVATED IN ROMANIA S WEST REGION ALIN DOBREI, professor, Banat s University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Horticultural, Calea Aradului nr 119, 30045, Timisoara, Romania, phone number: 05.77.055, e-mail address: alin199tmro@yahoo.com FLORIN SALA,lecturer, Banat s University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agricultural, Calea Aradului nr 119, 30045, Timisoara, Romania, phone number: 05.77.0, e-mail address: florin_sala@yahoo.com IASMINA SAVESCU,trainer for a doctor s degree, Banat s University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agricultural, Calea Aradului nr 119, 30045, Timisoara, Romania, phone number: 05.77.3, e-mail address: iasmina_savescu@yahoo.com ELISABETA KOCIS, trainer for a doctor s degree, Banat s University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agricultural, Calea Aradului nr 119, 30045, Timisoara, Romania, phone number: 05.77.3, e-mail address: kociselisa@yahoo.com MIHAI MUSTEA, lecturer, University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine Ion Ionescu de la Brad, Faculty of Horticultural,Iasi,Romania, phone number: 074453757, e-mail address: musteaimihai@yahoo.com