The number of research and development cooperation agreements at the university has been steadily increasing year by year. In 2023, there were 150 such cooperation agreements. The forms and scope of collaboration vary, ranging from conducting specific analyses to large-scale development projects that span several years.
Below are some of the university's research and development cooperation project partners from recent years:
- Aatmaa OÜ
- Anu Ait OÜ
- AS Grüne Fee Eesti
- Baltic Agro
- Fibenol
- Foreko OÜ
- Gren Tartu AS
- Eesti Põllumajandusloomade Jõudluskontrolli AS
- Eesti Tõuloomakasvatajate Ühistu
- Eesti Tõusigade Arendusühistu
- Enefit Power AS
- Estonian Cell AS
- Kevili TÜ
- Lidl Eesti OÜ
- Luunja Stud OÜ.
- Neste Eesti AS
- OÜ Sadala Piim
- Riigimetsa Majandamise Keskus
- Valga Puu OÜ
- Viru Keemia Grupp
Research by Estonian University of Life Sciences soil scientists inspires confidence in the product
Our collaboration with Villatoode OÜ.
An internationally acclaimed service grew out of the embryo laboratory
Our collaboration with Luunja Stud OÜ.
Innovative animal feed supplements developed through collaboration between Anu Ait and researchers
Our collaboration with Anu Ait OÜ.
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