Milena Maria Truba

Milena Maria Truba is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Agriculture and Horticulture, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, University of Life Sciences in Siedlce, Poland. Her research focuses on plant physiology, soil science, and agricultural sustainability, with particular emphasis on forage crops, growth regulators, and soil fertility management. She has published extensively on topics such as grass productivity, organic matter effects on microelements, and the impact of growth regulators on plant morphology and energy yield.

Her work integrates laboratory and field studies to improve crop quality and agricultural practices. Recent articles highlight investigations into Festulolium productivity, organic extracts' role in forage grasses, and microbial responses to soil amendments. She has contributed to edited volumes on agricultural and medical plant applications and serves as a co-author on multiple peer-reviewed journals in agronomy and environmental science.

Truba collaborates with researchers like Jacek Sosnowski on projects analyzing growth regulators (e.g., Tytanit) and their effects on legumes and grasses. Her studies often address Sustainable Development Goals related to food security (Goal 2) and sustainable agriculture (Goal 15). She has no listed scientific awards but maintains an active research agenda in forage crop improvement and soil health.