Schellenberg Heinrich

The Swiss viticultural technician Heinrich Schellenberg (1868-1967) was a graduate of the agricultural technical school Strickhof-Zurich, the (Austria) and the educational establishment (South Tyrol). In 1890 he was the first employee of Dr. Hermann (1850-1927) at the experimental station and school for fruit, wine and horticulture in (Canton Zurich). There he was also involved in the crossing of the grape variety developed by Müller-Thurgau and later named after him. He rendered outstanding services in the performance testing and introduction of this variety into the wine-growing business.

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