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Mushroom Place. How a Veteran From Novovolynsk After Four Years of War Creates a Mushroom Farm

A veteran from Novovolynsk built a mushroom farm without experience in agribusiness, and the first harvest became a practical lesson for him. Before military service, Vladimir Borodchuk transported goods on Polish roads, and after demobilization he decided to do something he had not done before: grow champignons. The first harvest showed that the mushroom business is more complicated than imagined: the temperature must be kept, the mushrooms — o…
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A veteran from Novovolynsk built a mushroom farm without experience in agribusiness, and the first harvest became a practical lesson for him. Before military service, Vladimir Borodchuk transported goods on Polish roads, and after demobilization he decided to do something he had not done before: grow champignons. The first harvest showed that the mushroom business is more complicated than imagined: the temperature must be kept, the mushrooms — o…

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Волинь Infa broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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