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“IT’S REALLY VERY simple,” Vladyslav Lugovskiy explains over dinner in Stary Mlyn, a restaurant museum in the small city of Ternopil, Ukraine. “You take a seed, you put it in the ground, you give it some sun and some water and you hope it will grow.”
Seated in a hand-carved chair and surrounded by pre-Soviet peasant décor, it is easy to forget that it is 2011 and that Lugovskiy is the COO of Mriya Agro Holding, one of the largest agricultural holding corporations in western Ukraine.
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