Dalibor Tomić

Dalibor Tomić is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Agronomy, University of Kragujevac, Serbia. He has been a full-time academic since 2023, following progressive roles as teaching assistant (2008-2010), assistant professor (2010-2018), and Assistant Professor (2018-2023).

His research focuses on:

• Forage legumes (red clover, alfalfa, birdfoot trefoil)
• Soil management on acidic soils
• Sustainable agricultural systems
• Crop physiology and yield components
• Biostimulants and mineral fertilization
• Seed oil production (pumpkin, walnut)

Recent publications emphasize:

• Optimization of foliar fertilization techniques
• Development of climate-resilient cropping systems
• Assessment of cold-pressed oil quality
• Grass-legume mixture productivity
• Genetic diversity in cereal and legume crops
• Integration of biotechnology in agronomic practices

Scientific recognition includes:

• Denice Hale Scholarship (2006)
• University of Kragujevac Scholarship (2007)
• Republic of Serbia Ministry of Education Scholarship
• 2023 Faculty Award for Research & Teaching Excellence

As a principal investigator, he has led domestic and international projects in sustainable agriculture. His work appears in Acta Agriculturae Serbica and other regional journals, including a textbook and monograph chapter.