In Kazakhstan, they plan to provide farmers with the necessary volume of seeds and planting material of local selection by 2028

게시됨 2024년 6월 8일

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The Government of Kazakhstan has approved a five-year plan to boost the development of selection and seed production of agricultural crops, aiming to allocate 63.4 billion tenge for the initiative. The plan aims to reduce the country's reliance on seed imports, which currently accounts for 90% of the market, by increasing the use of domestic seeds and elite seeds from the current 5% and 7.1%, respectively. The plan also focuses on modernizing the industry through the introduction of a digital seed traceability system, collaborations with leading scientific centers, and updating the legislative and regulatory framework. The goal is to increase the share of domestically selected seeds in cultivated areas from 51.7% to 78.2% by 2028.

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The Government of Kazakhstan has approved a Comprehensive Plan for the development of selection and seed production of agricultural crops for 2024 – 2028. It is planned to allocate 63.4 billion tenge for its implementation. The Concept notes that Kazakhstan remains highly dependent on imports for agricultural seeds, writes ElDala.kz. Fruits, berries, nuts, vegetables, melons, potatoes, sugar beets of domestic selection account for less than 10%. The share of elite seeds in the country's sown area is 7.1%, which is two times less than in Russia and Belarus (15-18%). Personnel training in selection and seed production in the country is at an extremely low level. The average age of breeders is 61 years, and there is practically no influx of young personnel. The five-year plan for the development of breeding and seed production involves the introduction of a digital seed traceability system. It is planned to develop joint work with the world's leading scientific centers for selection ...

출처: Eastfruit