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Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops, Novi Sad,Tovarystvo z obmezhenoiu vidpovidalnistiu ahrofirma "Sady Ukrainy",

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Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops (IFVCNS), based in Novi Sad, is a world-renowned scientific research center established in 1938. With over eight decades of expertise, the Institute has evolved into a leading institution in the field of plant breeding and biotechnology. Its reputation is built on long-term commitment to agricultural innovation, utilizing extensive genetic resources to develop high-yielding, climate-resilient crops that meet the demands of modern sustainable farming across Europe and beyond. The Institute maintains a strong international presence, collaborating with research partners and agricultural enterprises globally to enhance food security through advanced scientific methodology.

In strategic partnership with Agrofirma Sady Ukrainy, a prominent Ukrainian agricultural company, the collaboration focuses on the professional distribution and localized integration of these high-performance breeding achievements. Sady Ukrainy provides the essential infrastructure and regional expertise to ensure that cutting-edge crop technologies are successfully implemented within the specific soil and climatic conditions of the Ukrainian agricultural sector. Together, they represent a synergy of traditional scientific rigor and modern industrial scale, ensuring that farmers have access to superior crop genetics that maximize productivity and support the economic viability of agricultural enterprises.

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