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Mr. Corn sends warm greetings from the spring illumination in a joyful, Easter edition.

The holiday decoration illuminating the Goświnowice Ethanol Production Plant is our joyful accent and a way to share the Easter atmosphere with the local community and all those traveling on the Nysa bypass.

We wish everyone health, good spirits and joyful moments with your loved ones. May this time be filled with spring optimism, hope and the taste of traditional holiday dishes.

Easter illumination traditionally decorates the cogeneration system building – a place where we produce heat and electricity in an innovative way, while taking care of the ecology and beauty of the surrounding nature, which awakens to life in the spring

Bioagra announces 50 new jobs in innovative projects

On March 27th, 2025, the 3rd Business Conference took place in Nysa, which brought together representatives of local industry, business, local government and the world of science. During the event, Bioagra announced plans to create 50 new jobs as part of innovative projects related to, among others, the capture of so-called biogenic CO2.

Bioagra speeds up

One of the most important points of the conference was the speech of Arkadiusz Komorowski, director of the Ethanol Production Plant “Goświnowice”. The company representative emphasized that in the coming years Bioagra will focus on implementing advanced technologies. One of the first projects will be the capture of so-called biogenic CO2, which is produced by yeast in the fermentation process.

– Biogenic carbon dioxide is a product of the future – says Arkadiusz Komorowski from Bioagra. – Its capture from the fermentation process is an ecological, pioneering project in the Opole region. On the scale in which we plan to implement this solution, it will be one of the largest implementations of this type in Poland – emphasized Komorowski.

The company emphasizes that the project opens a new stage in the development of Bioagra and the local labor market. 

New jobs will be created in a completely new segment of the economy. Bioagra plans to create as many as 50 new jobs in the next few years thanks to CO2 capture and other innovative projects. The company’s experience shows that twice as many positions will be created in the company’s business environment. It is worth noting that Bioagra uses the services of nearly a hundred companies from the Opole region on a daily basis.

 

Nysa focuses on development and attracting investors

The mayor of Nysa, Kordian Kolbiarz, spoke during the conference and emphasized the growing economic potential of the city.

– Nysa has a chance to become one of the key industrial centers of the region. Investments by companies such as Bioagra and IONWAY create modern jobs and attract qualified specialists – Kolbiarz noted.

The mayor emphasized that thanks to the development of the labor market, more and more young people who previously left in search of employment are deciding to return to their hometown. An important element supporting this trend are new housing investments and the modernization of transport connections, including rail, which increase the mobility of employees.

Modern education is the key to success

The 3rd Conference for Business was also a space for discussion about the future of education and its adaptation to dynamic changes in the labor market. This was pointed out by the vice-rector for cooperation and development of the State Academy of Applied Sciences in Nysa (PANS), Dr. Piotr Chwastyk.

– It is important to educate specialists, but it is equally important to develop their soft skills. Employers are increasingly looking for flexible people who can work in a team and manage projects – Chwastyk emphasized.

PANS offers 15 fields of study adapted to the current needs of the economy. Students have the opportunity to gain professional experience during their studies, which increases their chances on the job market.

Employee cloning, 3D printing and artificial intelligence

The conference topics also included issues related to the development of innovative technologies on the local market and the practical use of AI. Experts discussed, among others, the use of artificial intelligence in business through the automation of routine processes and the possibilities of increasing sales thanks to modern tools. Global 3D, a company from Nysa, presented many practical applications of 3D printing in business.

III Business Conference – programme

The event was organized by the Nysa Business Club. The conference brought together representatives of various sectors of the economy, for whom the priority is the development of innovative workplaces, striving for climate neutrality and implementing modern technologies.

MODULE I: Consulting and institutional support

– Instruments supporting entrepreneurs – District Labour Office in Nysa

– Financial support for SMEs from Nysa district within the framework of European Funds for the Opole Voivodeship – OCRG

MODULE II: Directions of education in the context of professions of the future

– Development directions of the Nysa commune – Nysa Commune Office

– Ecology and sustainable development in industry and new jobs – Bioagra

– Competencies of the future – IONWAY

– Professions of the future – PANS in Nysa

– Factors influencing the lack of employees on the labor market – Eco Job

MODULE III: Cybersecurity and AI challenges

– AI: the future or a threat in the context of cybersecurity – Cyberguru

– How to clone the best employees of a company? Automation of routine processes using AI – Sintegrum

– How to sell more using AI? – Hillconnect Group

– Use of 3D printing and 3D scanning technology in protecting the company’s intellectual property – Global 3D

Participants in the Nysa edition of Otylidad swam a total of over 370 km in a night marathon, which took place at the city’s indoor swimming pool over the weekend. The event was traditionally supported by Bioagra, and the competitors were cheered on by Mr. Corn.

Significant results in Nysa

One of the 61 facilities where this year’s Otyliada was organised was the Indoor Swimming Pool in Nysa, where 24 participants fought against fatigue and distance.

The daredevils swam a total of over 370 km. The greatest endurance was demonstrated by Justyna Tkaczyk, who covered a distance of 31.5 km and took 81st place in Poland. The second at the finish line, Łukasz Drożdż, came 91st in the country. The third in Nysa, Szymon Barzij, opens the third hundred participants at the national level. These are significant results when we realize that a total of over 2.5k people started in the marathon.

Serious swimming starts after 10 kilometers

As one of the participants of the Nysa marathon says, the real challenge begins after the first ten kilometers. Swimming, as he put it, becomes serious then, with increasing fatigue.

– Such distances test the body and mind – says the swimmer – Monotony, night time, physical fatigue entail the need to overcome one’s own limitations. While swimming, I thought that if I can face this challenge, I will also cope with others in life. Everyone looks for their own motivation and this was mine – sums up the marathon runner who swam over 20 km in the Nysa pool.

The event was organized by ARN with the assist of Bioagra

It is worth noting that as many as twenty Nysa participants of the Otyliada swam over 10 km. Eight crossed the 20 km barrier, and two people swam a distance of over thirty kilometers. 

The competition was organized by the Nysa Development Agency (ARN), and Bioagra once again provided a variety of regenerative snacks and drinks. There was also motivational cheering from Mr. Corn.

The largest mass swimming event in Poland

The jubilee edition of Otyliada attracted a record number of over 2.5k participants, who swam a total of almost 26.6k km during the twelve hours of the event. This is over half the circumference of the globe.

The previous record of Otylida is held by Sebastian Karaś, who swam 54.2 km almost a decade ago. He is a professional who has set five Polish records, swam across the English Channel and attempted to swim across the Baltic Sea.

The name of the event refers to Otylia Jędrzejczak, a Polish swimmer, multiple Olympic champion and world record holder, who has supported it from the very beginning.

Results of the Otyliada in Nysa

1. Justyna Tkaczyk: 31.500 km
2. Łukasz Drożdż: 31.050 km
3. Szymon Barzij: 25.000 km
4. Kacper Michalski: 22.550 km
5. Jakub Sałternik: 20.700 km
6. Michał Dziedzic: 20.500 km
7. Bogusław Ogrodnik: 20.300 km
8. Mariusz Wrzeszcz: 20.200 km
9. Edyta Seredyńska: 16.200 km
10. Dawid Zwardoń: 16.000 km
11. Patryk Chwastek: 15.000 km
    Maja Kułak: 15.000 km
12. Mikołaj Bołdak: 13.000 km
    Maciej Majchrzak: 13.000 km
    Kacper Ozdoba: 13.000 km
13. Marcel Skubański: 10.800 km
14. Brajan Bachniak: 10.000 km
    Bartłomiej Juraszek: 10.000 km
    Mateusz Krzemiński: 10.000 km
    Igor Skubański: 10.000 km
15. Łukasz Kaniewski: 7.000 km
    Mateusz Sypek: 7.000 km
16. Wojciech Kanonowicz: 6.500 km
17. Jakub Hutek: 5.925 km

 

Results source: Otyliada

 

 

 

Women’s Day is celebrated all over the world, with a history dating back more than a century. It was first celebrated on February 28, 1909 in the United States, and a year later the Socialist International in Copenhagen officially established International Women’s Day, thus emphasizing the fight for women’s suffrage and equality. In Poland, the holiday gained popularity especially during the Polish People’s Republic, when women were symbolically given carnation flowers and tights. Today, Women’s Day is less formalized and becomes an opportunity to express respect, gratitude and appreciation for the role of women in society.

Similar illuminations of the Ethanol Production Plant have already become a tradition. For several years now, the light installation has been a giant reminder of Women’s Day. 

 

The XXXVIII edition of the district competition of the Construction Knowledge and Skills Olympiad took place in the Educational Institutions and Schools Complex in Nysa. Bioagra proudly supported this event as one of the sponsors, emphasizing its commitment to the development of young talents in the construction industry.

57 students from technical schools in Brzeg, Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Kłodzko, Opole, Racibórz, Świdnica, Wrocław, Wałbrzych and Nysa took part in the competition in district no. 1 (south-western district). The Olympiad is not only an opportunity to compete, but also to expand knowledge, develop skills and shape an attitude of continuous professional improvement.

The participants, their guardians and the competition organizer were welcomed by the director of CKUiZ in Nysa, Henryk Mamala. The invited guests included school principals, representatives of the Opole University of Technology and PANS in Nysa, local entrepreneurs and representatives of the city and county authorities.

The XXXVIII edition of the Construction Knowledge and Skills Olympiad district competition could take place thanks to the involvement of the District Committee and the support of sponsors. Bioagra, as one of the partners of the event, actively participated in its organization, and Mr. Corn – the company mascot – warmly supported all the competitors.

The competition consisted of two stages, in which students had to demonstrate extensive knowledge of construction. In this year’s edition, the Technical School Complex in Nysa was represented by Dominik Sroka from class 5KB5 and Maciej Bujak from class 4KB5.

Bioagra is proud to be involved in local initiatives supporting youth education and development. This is an expression of the belief that investing in future construction professionals contributes to creating solid foundations for the next generations of engineers and technicians.

Congratulations to all participants and we keep our fingers crossed for their further successes!

A unique wall calendar was created from the photographs of the Goświnowice Ethanol Production Plant (ZPE) and examples of Bioagra’s activities aimed at the local community, collected over several years. See what it looks like and learn about its history. 

Photos mainly from a drone 

Most of the photos were taken with a drone by Maciej Zych, a well-known photographer from Nysa. The photos were taken in various situations, when documenting changes in the ZPE infrastructure or when taking photos of occasional illuminations on the wall of one of the plant’s buildings. 

The creator of the calendar, who has been taking photos using drones since 2014, emphasizes that his work stems from his passion for photography and modern technology. Thanks to this and his exceptional patience, a calendar was created from photos taken mostly with a drone.

– Each photo is the result of observation, waiting for the right conditions and intuition – says Maciej Zych. – Weather and light decide when it is worth taking the drone for a flight and capturing the perfect frame.

 

 

ifficult beginnings 

As Maciej Zych explains, the first drones had nothing in common with today’s integrated devices. At first, he used a camera mounted on a drone that automatically took photos every half a second. Each change of camera angle required landing and manual adjustment. Today, the equipment is much more advanced. The drones that the photographer uses allow for precise camera settings during flight and the ability to work in changing weather conditions.

– Fog, wind, frost or rain can make it difficult or impossible to take a photos with a drone – says Maciej Zych. – Despite this, there are exceptional moments that make all the effort worthwhile, like capturing a herd of deer in the middle of winter.

Behind the scenes of taking photos 

The photos that made it into the calendar are mostly landscapes and scenes captured from a perspective that is inaccessible to traditional photography. One intriguing photo shows a herd of deer that froze at the sound of a drone’s propellers, trying to identify the source of the sound.

– Today, thanks to quieter and smaller drones with so-called electronic zoom, you can take photos from a greater distance, without attracting the attention of the animals. But in this case, without arousing the interest of the deer, there would be no shot of the curious deer – adds the author.

 

Drone expands possibilities

The photographer treats the drone as a photographic tool that expands the possibilities of creation.

– It is a camera, but with the ability to move in space. Sometimes it hangs only a few meters above the ground to take the perfect shot, and sometimes it flies a 100 metres above ground level – explains Maciej Zych.

The Bioagra calendar was published in a limited edition of 300 copies and was given to the company’s employees and friends. The twelve photos in the calendar were taken by Maciej Zych (Neon Photography), and one by Piotr Marchwiński (Volleyball Photography).