Publications

06Aug

Organic farming: July 2025 – global challenges for Ukraine

As the year draws to a close, the organic industry continues to transform, embrace innovation, and seek new markets. Here’s an expanded look at key...

04Aug

Acinetobacter baumannii: The “Iraqi Horror” That Even Antibiotics Cannot Destroy

How one bacterium became synonymous with a deadly infection — and how Ukrainian scientists are searching for the key to destroying it

03Aug

A new synthetic agent to combat Acinetobacter baumannii

Our scientists have developed a new compound with high antibacterial activity against one of the most dangerous pathogens of nosocomial infections — Acinetobacter baumannii.

26Jul

Farming zero-waste: how Ukrainian organic farms turn waste into profit

In a world where resources are limited and the planet is overloaded with waste, farmers are becoming not only food producers, but also engineers of...

24Jul

Niche organic crops in Ukraine: what, besides wheat, do they buy from the EU?

When we talk about the export of Ukrainian agricultural products, many people immediately imagine a caravan of trucks with wheat, corn, or sunflowers.

21Jul

Organic logistics: how Ukrainian farmers can maintain the “purity” of their harvest on the way to the consumer

Growing an organic product is only half the battle. Then the logistical quest begins: how to deliver grain, vegetables, or berries to a warehouse or...

17Jul

Soil as a bank: how farmers are starting to “deposit” carbon

Farmers are used to perceiving land as a resource that requires investment: machinery, seeds, fertilizers. But modern trends are changing the approach - soil is...

13Jul

Drones that make rain: how technology is changing climate management on farms

A few years ago, a farmer could only helplessly look up at the sky, praying for rain or sunshine. Today, thanks to technology, he becomes...

11Jul

The farmer’s invisible enemies: how microplastics in the soil get into the crop

You can grow wheat or corn according to all the rules of agricultural technology, but something you can't see still gets into the crop.

09Jul

Naturopathy in June 2025: from academicism to science and skills

June was the month when naturopathy reached a new level — through education, scientific publications, integration with medicine, and public recognition.

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Publications

Organic farming: July 2025 – global challenges for Ukraine

Acinetobacter baumannii: The “Iraqi Horror” That Even Antibiotics Cannot Destroy

A new synthetic agent to combat Acinetobacter baumannii

Farming zero-waste: how Ukrainian organic farms turn waste into profit

Niche organic crops in Ukraine: what, besides wheat, do they buy from the EU?

Organic logistics: how Ukrainian farmers can maintain the “purity” of their harvest on the way to the consumer

Soil as a bank: how farmers are starting to “deposit” carbon

Drones that make rain: how technology is changing climate management on farms

The farmer’s invisible enemies: how microplastics in the soil get into the crop

Naturopathy in June 2025: from academicism to science and skills

Documents

Patents

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