In Kazakhstan, a large-scale digitalization of crop farming is being prepared: the traceability system will start operating in 2026.

Following a successful trial in Akmola region, in 2026 a national information system for the traceability of crop production will be launched across the entire territory of Kazakhstan. Vice Minister of Agriculture Yermek Kenzhekhanuly announced plans for the implementation of digital control. The new system is designed to cover the entire production cycle with a "digital trace": from seed planting, the application of fertilizers and protective agents, to the processing stages and final sale of the product. Key functions and integration: The system is deeply integrated with government databases and satellite monitoring tools. This allows: According to the vice minister, the implementation of the system will ensure complete transparency of accounting and minimize corruption risks in the subsidization of the agricultural ...