URIFFM scientists are conducting research on isolating resistant biological forms of Scots pine and testing their offspring for resistance to root rot damage.
Prevention of damage to seeds, planting material, unclosed plantations and forest products by natural and anthropogenic factors reduces the negative consequences to the forest ecosystem and forest management.
We honor the memory of those who defended their Motherland and fought against nazism in the Second World War.
Station workers sown more than 100 kg of certified seeds collected under a canopy of pine and oak trees with the best growth rates and sustainability in the climatic conditions of the Eastern Polissia.
URIFFM team sincerely congratulates the colleague, Yevhen Melnyk, with the awarding of the scientific title of Senior Scientist!
The realities of the wood market necessitate the development of long-term operating strategies for the restoration and development of the forest resource and production potential of the forestry and wood processing industries.