Federal Agricultural Research Centre

The Federal Agricultural Research Centre is a research facility in Brunswick that spreads across a large campus with numerous buildings. The site contains laboratories, experimental plots, and office structures used to investigate various agricultural questions.

The facility was established in 1977 in response to growing demands for scientific support in German agriculture. Over decades, it played a central role in developing research methods that found application in European farming practices.

German agricultural scientists at the center developed methods and technologies that influenced farming practices throughout the European Union.

The facility is located at coordinates 52.291667°N, 10.440833°E and is accessible by public transportation from the Brunswick city center. Visitors should check in advance which areas of the campus are open to the public, since it operates as a research facility with security measures.

The facility was known for specialized laboratory equipment where soil samples were analyzed, plant characteristics were examined, and disease resistance patterns were tested. These specialized resources enabled researchers to study complex agricultural problems under controlled conditions.

Location: Brunswick

Inception: 1977

GPS coordinates: 52.29167,10.44083

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:00