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The farm YUR-AGRO 2014 was founded 12 years ago by two brothers- Ruslan and Yuriy Pashynski – in the Khmelnytskyi region. It focuses on growing grains, legumes and oilseeds, in particular wheat, malting barley, corn, soybeans, rapeseed and sunflowers. Recently, vegetables were also added to this list. The company is constantly expanding and today cultivates 1,050 hectares of land. It has a granary with a 5,000 tons storage capacity and a fleet of agricultural machinery operated by 12 employees.

In 2024, the farm owners planned to extend the land bank, so it was necessary to acquire new highly efficient agricultural machinery. Mr. Yuriy Pashynskyi, the director of YUR-AGRO 2014, decided to attract investments through the EU4Business-EBRD Credit Line, which helps Ukrainian small and medium-sized enterprises recover and develop during the war. Under the program, they received a loan of EUR 201,728 through the partner bank “Bank L’viv”, and purchased a modern wheeled tractor Case IH Magnum 400. After the project was successfully implemented, the farm received a 10% EU-funded investment incentive on the loan amount, amounting to EUR 20,173.