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In case anyone would like to see a pasero |
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they are the drying areas for the raisins Explanation: I would say "raisin dryer" but in this case it would be redundant. |
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These are the trellises destined for the raisins (grapes)... Explanation: Paseros in this context = trellises for the vines. |
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These are the beds for the raisins Explanation: -Surrounded by vineyards, olives and cereals, the municipality of Almachar stretches its lands by the bowl of the river Almáchar, from the Almachar low ridge (334m) to the Vallejo peak (609m) to the south. Farmhouses stand out on hillsides where the grapes are laid out to dry on distinctive **raisin beds. ** http://www.absoluteaxarquia.com/areas/routeraisin.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 horas (2009-02-24 07:18:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- There are also some delicacies from Cómpeta, such as Pasas ( raisins) these are Cómpeta grapes dried on the **raisin beds***, miel (honey) locally produced by bees & Caña (honey) locally produced through sugar cane. All of these are available in the local shops and are good value www.andalucia.com/taste/home http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=raisin route areas sp... |
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These/Those are the drying terraces for the raisins Explanation: apparently they need to be on a slope, and the grapes are laid on trays on these terraces to dry out... A few G-hits, although not a lot for "drying terraces" as such. So maybe there's a proper, more technical term for this, but if not, then this is accepted and gives the idea Raisin Production Manual - Google Books Result by L. Peter Christensen, University of California ... - 2000 - Raisins - 295 pages Trim the canes back to 12 to 18 inches (30 to 46 cm) from the ground to help reduce shading of the raisin drying terrace. Also, early harvest (by September ... books.google.com/books?isbn=1879906449... [PDF] Grape Notes File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Raisin vineyards are tilled deep in late summer to prepare the drying terrace, and this reduces the cover crop stand that establishes in the fall. Dried- ... cetulare.ucdavis.edu/newsletterfiles/Grape_Notes8004.pdf - Similar pages [PDF] RAISINS File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML drying terrace. See related paragraph under Production section. Harvest. Harvest begins the third year and the fruit is picked for raisins. ... coststudies.ucdavis.edu/files/grraistdsj06.pdf The Future for California Raisins Is Drying On the Vine Drying On the Vine. Most California raisins are produced from the. Thompson Seedless variety and by sun drying on paper trays placed on a terrace between ... cetulare.ucdavis.edu/pubgrape/rg599.pdf - Similar pages More results from cetulare.ucdavis.edu » The future of California raisins is drying on the vine hand-harvested raisin grapes are dried on individual paper trays placed on a smooth terrace prepared between vine rows. When drying is complete, the ... calag.ucop.edu/0502AMJ/pdfs/Raisins.pdf - Similar pages by WL Peacock - Cited by 1 - Related articles - All 10 versions [PDF] Project Title: Dry-On-Vine (DOV) Raisin Production Research File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML raisin trays may be placed on a south-facing terrace, in the row middles, to dry. A North-South. (NS) row orientation might be preferable for DOV raisins if ... www.calraisins.org/about/files/Evaluation_training_Systems.... |
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Reference: In case anyone would like to see a pasero Reference information: www.andaluciaimagen.com/foto-Campesino-extendiendo-las-uvas-al-sol-en-los-paseros |
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