Chile
🇨🇱 Chile – Challenges in Viticulture
About these resources
Perennial fruit production in Chile is strongly shaped by climate variability, particularly in relation to water availability, temperature extremes, and changing pest and disease pressures.
These challenges affect both viticulture and fruit production systems across different regions of the country.
About this course
Chile’s diverse climate conditions, ranging from arid regions with severe water stress to more temperate zones, create varying challenges for perennial crops. Increasing drought frequency and water scarcity are key concerns, requiring new strategies for irrigation, resource management, and long-term sustainability.
This section brings together resources that highlight how production systems can adapt to these conditions through both practical experience and innovation.
In this section, you can explore
- Climate-related challenges such as drought, water stress, and temperature variability
- How these conditions affect fruit production systems
- Strategies to manage water resources and improve resilience
- Examples of adaptation practices from different production contexts
Explore by topic
Each “challenge” represents a topic area and includes a selection of resources such as texts, videos, and examples. Jump directly to the areas most relevant to you:
How to use these resources
The materials in this section include videos, readings, and short quizzes.
You can use them freely to explore the topic, deepen your understanding, or support teaching activities.
Resources can be used independently or combined with other sections.
