The document primarily addresses the regulation of grapevine care activities, under the legal framework established by the Ministry of Agriculture and relevant government decisions. It aims to formalize the list of approved vineyard maintenance practices, aligning with broader policy objectives to develop and support vineyard cultivation and related subsidies. The legal context involves the establishment of new regulatory standards for vineyard care, emphasizing compliance with specific standards such as GOST 16265-89 and GAS R 52681-2006. Key measures include the approval of a comprehensive list of vineyard care activities, ranging from soil analysis, fertilization, pest control, vineyard repair, to harvesting and post-harvest processing. The document details specific actions such as soil decontamination, application of fertilizers, pesticide preparation, vineyard repair, and grape harvesting, among others. These measures are explicitly linked to legal and policy objectives, emphasizing adherence to established standards and procedural requirements for vineyard management, with an emphasis on compliance and strategic development of vineyard infrastructure. Implementation involves institutional responsibilities assigned to the Ministry of Agriculture, with specific registration and approval procedures. The document specifies the procedural steps for adopting the List, the registration process, and the scope of activities covered, including mechanisms for soil analysis, vineyard repair, and pest control. Secondary themes include the procedural formalities for enforcement, stakeholder involvement in vineyard management, and the regulatory standards guiding these activities, all explicitly outlined within the legal and policy framework.