1. Escavator putting the stones along the border of the field
2. Bulldozer moving the earth
3. Some views of the bulldozer and escavator at work (4-5-6).

These two works are very important for the stucture of the soil. The bulldozer moves the earth up and down for levelling it, but this work makes the soil too hard. Then the ripper crashes the soil 1,5 metres deep (this work is calledtrencing the soil) and the escavator by its rab makes the soil soft taking away the stones (this work is called screening). Now the soil is ready for planting the vines.

1. Buldozer trencing the soil by the ripper
2. A view of trencing soil
3. Escavator putting the grab into the soil.
4. Thinner soil coming out the grab.
5. Escavator moving up the grab and shaking it.
6. More soil coming out the grab.
7. Only stones are now inside the grab.
8. Bulldozer by "net blade" moving the stones away.

1. Vine plants ready for planting (these little vine plants are called "barbatelle".
2. Particular view of "barbatelle" of Teroldego grapes.
3. Tractor with transplanting machine.
4. Tractor with transplanting machine.
5. Tractor with transplanting machine.
6. View of "barbatella" just planted.
7. Another "barbatella" just planted and irrigated.
8. The transplanting machine while supplyng with water.
9. Field with rows of "barbatelle"

Finally the vineyard

1. Buds begin growing.
2. The first leaves begin growing.
3. View of the vineyard.
4. View of the vineyard.
5. Teroldego vine rows.
6. "Barbatelle" during the increasing (7-8-9).

After the grapes installation (one year) it is necessary to plant the stakes in the rows of grapes.

The wires are attached at the stakes and the rows (filare) are complete. Now the grapes have everything to grow and produce.