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From 06-10.11.2025, a group of 43 students and 3 lecturers stayed in Germany for an Erasmus+ visit During the educational trip, MANS students had the opportunity to visit...

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On 06-10.11.2025, a group of 43 students and 3 lecturers stayed in Germany away under Erasmus+ During the educational trip, MANS students in They had the opportunity to visit the Plant Breeding Station and take part in a special training on the cultivation of new varieties of maize and soybeans, which took place at the premises the renowned company Freiherr von Moreau Saatzucht GmbH in Osterhofen. The training program was extremely rich and inspiring: - the participants learned about the process of growing new hybrid varieties of maize, - learn how new varieties are registered in practice, - and saw up close the modern machines used for castration and harvesting corn cob. Modern equipment, precision technology and the immense passion of Freiherr von Moreau Saatzucht GmbH made a great impression on the students . Participants actively they took part in shows, asked questions, and gladly shared their insights — because As you know, it is best to learn through experience! The next stage of the educational journey was a visit to an international fair AGRITECHNICA 2025 in Hannover – Europe's largest event dedicated to innovation in agriculture. The students could see how automation, robotics and artificial Intelligence is shaping the future of agricultural production. The 2025 edition was held under the slogan "Touch Smart Efficiency", highlighting the importance of efficiency, innovation and Sustainable development. The participants had the opportunity to learn about practical technological solutions and inspiring ideas that point the way the development of agriculture in the future. The trip was also an opportunity to learn about the culture, architecture and history of Munich. I'm going to Berlin. During visits to these cities, students had the opportunity to see the places that different ways combine the history of Poland and Germany. In Munich, they saw many Polish symbols and learned about the city's role played in the history of Polish emigration – it was here that Polish people operated in the 19th century In addition, many Polish students were educated at the Technical and agricultural colleges there. In Berlin they could in turn recall the events of the 20th century – difficult, but today built on the dialogue of a shared history. Modern Berlin, an open and diverse city,

Today, it symbolizes reconciliation, cooperation and European unity in which Poland and Germany They play an important role. Hannover, the capital of Lower Saxony, has been cooperating with the Polish scientific and agricultural institutions – this is where the AGRITECHNICA fair takes place, which are a meeting place for specialists from Poland and all over Europe. Common roots, mutual inspiration and openness to scientific collaboration show that Not only do we share the past, but above all, we share a future in the modern world. sustainable agriculture. It was thousands of miles driven for knowledge, experience and inspiration. Like this. initiatives show that our university focuses on developing practical skills, Modern education and openness to global trends in agriculture, because we believe that knowledge knows no borders.

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