| 1968 |
Establishment of the first research fields |
| 1972 - 73 |
Construction of the experimental storage facility |
| 1975 |
Official founding of the Laimburg Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, in accordance with Provincial Act Number 53, issued November 3rd |
| 1977 - 79 |
Reconstruction of Laimburg’s former stables to create the Research Centre’s first premises |
| 1978 |
Construction of the ‘Mair am Hof’ farmhouse in Teodone (Dietenheim) near Brunico (Bruneck) for experimentation in arable crop and grassland farming; acquisition of the ‘Seeburg’ external landholding near Bressanone (Brixen) |
| 1979 |
Opening of the Agricultural Chemistry Laboratory |
| 1980 |
ONC farms (state property) in Montefranco (Freiberg) near Merano (Meran) and the ‘Ölleitenhof’ landholding at Lake Caldaro (Kalterer See) are placed under Laimburg stewardship, for research in fruit growing and viticulture |
| 1983 |
‘Botta’ farm (now ‘Happacher’ farm) placed under Laimburg stewardship for the high school of agriculture in Ora (Auer); direct management continues until 1990 |
| 1984 |
Establishment of the Laimburg technical library |
| 1989 – 90 |
Construction of the Felsenkeller stone wine cellar, built by excavating into the mountainside. |
| 1990 |
Construction of a field office in Oris (Eyrs) for research in vegetable production, arable crops and grassland farming; the ‘Binnenland’ landholding is given into stewardship by the Province of Trento (Trient) |
| 1993 |
Expansion of Laimburg Winery |
| 1994 |
Construction of The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle begins |
| 1995 |
Founding of the Passer Fish Hatchery, |
| 1996 – 99 |
Renovation of Laimburg’s main building and experimental storage facility; construction of the new Plant Protection Laboratory |
| 1997 – 99 |
Remaining agricultural properties owned by the Province are placed under Laimburg stewardship |
| 2001 |
Opening of The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle |
| 2002 |
Initiation of work in the Molecular Biology Laboratory and of the set up of the Gene Bank |
| 2002 – 2005 |
Acquisition and amelioration of seven hectares of land in Piccolongo (Piglon): three thousand cubic meters of excavated material were moved for the creation of a vineyard and a tree nursery |
| 2003 – 2004 |
Further excavations into the mountainside for the expansion of the stone cellar |