1.2.1 Agricultural Chemistry
Agricultural Chemistry is the chemical science applied to solve agricultural problems. In this sense, Agricultural Chemistry covers all areas of primary and secondary production, storage and processing, environmental and quality aspects. As an example, this wide spectre of tasks is reflected in the catalogue of duties of the Office for Agricultural Chemistry, Bolzano - South Tyrol, a region well known for vegetable, fruit and grape growing for local use, export, and processing.
  • Quality Improvement of Agricultural Products
  • Environmental Issues in the Agriculture and Forestry Sector
  • Chemical Analyses and Testing in the Following Areas:
    • Soils, Leaves, Fruits, Animal Feed, Wine, and Residues
    • Agricultural Inputs (Fertilizers, Plant Protection Products)
    • Fertilization Advisory Services
    • Planning and Studies on the Use of Sewage Sludge, Compost, and Their By-products in Agriculture
  • Wine: Export Authorization and Certificate of Origin
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