Kazakhstan: In Kostanay region, 70 farms are developing commercial fish production

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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The article reports a significant growth in fish farming in the Kostanay region of Kazakhstan, with an 18-fold increase in the number of farms over the past four years, reaching a total of 70. The region has begun breeding sturgeon for the first time and has implemented a major fish farming and processing project with an annual capacity of 45 tons. The Ministry of Agriculture is planning to increase commercial fish production to 10,000 tons annually within five years. In addition, a unique fishery complex in the Almaty region is set to produce over 100 tons of barramundi, a type of fish, by the end of the year, as part of a project with a design capacity of 10,000 tons of fish per year. The project is expected to contribute to import substitution, increased domestic consumption, and exports.
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Fish farming in the region has grown 18-fold in four years Kostanay region has demonstrated significant growth in the sphere of commercial fish farming: over the past four years, the number of farms engaged in this area has increased 18-fold, reaching 70. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, whitefish and carp fish species are traditionally grown in the region's lakes, and this year, sturgeon has been bred for the first time. "The first major project for fish farming and processing with a capacity of 45 tons of products per year has been implemented in the region. The cost of the project was 300 million tenge. The farm processes about 500 kg of fish daily. In the future, it is planned to increase the range, processing about 100 items. As part of the aquaculture development program, the region intends to annually increase the production of commercial fish and within five years bring this figure to 10 thousand tons of products per year," the agricultural department reported. ...
Source: Agrosektor

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