Polli Horticultural Research Centre focuses on fruit growing, including cultivar breeding, cultivation methods and testing new crops in Estonia.
Lake Võrtsjärv Museum presents the lake’s ecosystem, fish species, and local natural and cultural heritage. It also offers educational programmes and guided tours.
The Limnology Station studies inland water ecosystems, water quality and aquatic life, and offers research and practical training opportunities in aquatic sciences.
Rõhu Experimental Station at the Estonian University of Life Sciences conducts crop and soil research and develops environmentally friendly technologies.
The Centre for Valorisation of Plant-Based Raw Materials in Eerika supports research, teaching and business cooperation in the processing and valorisation of crops.
The Puhtu Experimental Base conducts research on biodiversity, ecology and forestry, supporting the sustainable management of nature and forests.