A record harvest was harvested in the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan

Published 2021년 11월 24일

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The Turkestan region in Kazakhstan has seen a record harvest of 3.3 million tons of crops in 2021, due to diversification in agriculture. This was celebrated at the 'Altyn kúz-2021' event in Turkestan, where Umirzak Shukeyev, the region's akim, praised the contributions of agricultural workers. Shukeyev highlighted the region's growth over the past 30 years, crediting it to independence and independent development. He also noted improvements in livestock breeding and the potential for further development of irrigated lands. The region has also agreed with Uzbekistan on the use of transboundary rivers. Several citizens were awarded medals and badges in recognition of their contributions to agriculture.

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TURKESTAN. KAZINFORM - Agrarians of the Turkestan region have summed up the results of 2021. As a result of the diversification of crops in agriculture, 3.3 million tons of crops were harvested, a record figure was reached. Today, in the building of the Congress Hall in Turkestan, a festive event "Altyn kúz-2021" was held, in which the results of the year of the agricultural season were summed up, Kazinform MIA reports citing the press service of the akimat of the Turkestan region. An exhibition of agricultural producers of the Turkestan region was organized. Then a solemn meeting was held, where the akim of the Turkestan region Umirzak Shukeyev congratulated all workers of the agricultural sector on the Day of Agricultural Workers of the Republic of Kazakhstan. “I sincerely congratulate you on your professional holiday - the Day of Agricultural Workers! This holiday unites everyone who works in such an important area of the economy as the agricultural sector, on the level of ...

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