Maxym Boiarchukov, owner of Minfermer, visited the AgriLab office to attend an in-person presentation of the first and second agronomic and technological consultations delivered as part of a joint project between AgriLab and the USAID Agricultural and Rural Development Program (AGRO).
Located in Ivankiv District, Kyiv Region, Minfermer operates 200 hectares of farmland and specializes in growing cereals and oilseeds. The farm has diverse and highly variable soils, ranging from sandy soils to chernozems.
Maxym Boiarchukov commented: “Soil science is the foundation of successful crop production. We had long wanted to obtain high-quality soil analyses and expert recommendations for our fields. When we saw information on social media about the joint project between AgriLab and the USAID AGRO Program, aimed at increasing the productivity of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) producing cereals and oilseeds through agronomic and technological consulting, we immediately decided to take advantage of this opportunity.”
Maxym added: “We hope that working with AgriLab will help us better understand the potential of our fields and optimize costs, allowing us to manage resources more efficiently and achieve consistent results.”
Thank you to Minfermer for your trust!
