The aim of the project, which is being carried out by the Operations Group, is to develop an innovative sugar beet growing technology adapted to the "Green Deal". - to reduce the use of pesticides, to reduce the risk of pesticide residues.

The aim of the Operational Group's project is to develop and put into practice innovative solutions in the form of mobile equipment for the hydroponic production of livestock feed, with the intention of increasing the efficiency of feeding these livestock.

Developing and implementing highly innovative solutions in the area of precision agriculture (PA) and precision livestock production (PLF) into the practice of the operational group.

Optimisation of ecological cultivation conditions for the cultivation of high-potential fruitcakes, optimisation of the process of preparing the dried fruitcake and the manufacture of products based on dried and microencapsulated aronia pomace.

The aim of the Operational Group's project is to develop and implement an innovative maize production technology aimed at increasing grain and biomass yields, protecting against pests and phytopathogens and increasing the economic viability of production.

The aim of the Operational Group's project is to implement a new way of feeding calves that improves the welfare of farmed animals and reduces on-farm methanogenesis.

The aim of the Operational Group's project is to develop and implement improved methods of controlling the growth of winter cereals: wheat and oilseed rape, using precisely dosed growth regulators to reduce losses associated with uneven canopy development.

The aim of the Operational Group's project is to improve animal welfare using rapid screening for the detection of elevated animal temperatures and thermal processes in agriculture.

The aim of the project implemented by the Operational Group is to produce product, technological and organisational innovations to reduce the consumption of grain and imported GMO post-extraction soybean meal in order to increase the level of competitiveness and innovation of pig production in Poland.

The aim of the project, which is being implemented by the Operations Group, is to produce improved organisational and technological innovations in plant research and the translation of the results into precision fertiliser use and the optimisation of the plant growth environment.