The new laboratory infrastructure provides students with the opportunity to develop practical skills in the diagnosis, maintenance and repair of agricultural machinery, using equipment and technologies similar to those used in agriculture.
Furthermore, businesses in the region will also be able to use the laboratory’s services to provide further training for their technical staff.
Previously, as part of this agro-industrial college and with the support of donor projects, training orchards and berry-growing plots, as well as a hydroponic greenhouse, were established, and tractors and the agricultural machinery required for their maintenance were purchased.
As part of the ‘Livada Moldovei’ project, approximately 12 million euros were allocated for the refurbishment and equipping of educational and research institutions in the fruit-growing sector of the Republic of Moldova.
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