Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler [SEP] date of death
Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler
Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler (11 August 1852, Safnern – 7 April 1935) was a Swiss agriculturalist and ethnographer.
Following classes at the agricultural school in Rütti, he studied agriculture at the Universities of Halle and Leipzig. In 1875, he founded a private "Samen-Kontrollstation" (seed control station) in Mattenhof bei Bern.
In 1876 he gained his venia legendi at the "Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich" (ETH Zurich), where he taught classes in agricultural-related subjects until 1901
the application of gypsum and began to stall-feeding, to get more manure. Many important personalities such as Goethe and Duke Karl August of Weimar, visited the Katzenrüttihof. Other famous contemporaries such as Rousseau and Pestalozzi have acknowledged the successful of his work.
Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler (1842–1935)
- Founder of the first Swiss seed and Laboratory Investigation
Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler was born on 11 August in Safnern, in the Bernese Seeland, as the son of a farmer. In 1870 he joined the agricultural school Rütti.