Le temps chaud et humide favorise l’apparition du mildiou. La pénurie de sulfate de cuivre n’arrange rien.
Le moral des français ne cesse de baisser : on parle de plus en plus de grèves à Paris et du refus d’obéissance des soldats...
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- Récit au jour le jour
- Du 1er au 15 juin 1917 : chaleur, orages et pluie inquiètent les vignerons...
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