Kazakh farmers intend to double the sugar beet harvest to 1.1 million tons

Published 2024년 8월 20일

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Kazakhstan is expecting a significant increase in its sugar beet harvest, with projections reaching 1.1 million tons this year, up from 509 thousand tons in 2023. The Zhambyl region, in particular, has seen a substantial harvest of 550 thousand tons. The Ministry of Agriculture, led by Minister Aidarbek Saparov, is addressing the marketing and processing challenges that have arisen. A new enterprise, Merkensky Sakhar LLP, will process the majority of the new harvest, with the remaining portion sent to the Aksu Kant plant. To support the agricultural sector, the President of Kazakhstan has increased agricultural financing and implemented subsidies for sugar beet processing.
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This year, Kazakhstan is forecasting a sugar beet harvest of 1.1 million tons. In 2023, the gross harvest of this crop was 509 thousand tons. As reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture, for farmers in the Zhambyl region, where a sugar beet harvest of 550 thousand tons was obtained for the first time, the issue of marketing and processing raw materials is especially acute. In this regard, the Minister of Agriculture Aidarbek Saparov met with sugar beet farmers, inspected the crops, and listened to the farmers' problematic issues. The head of the Ministry of Agriculture also visited Merkensky Sakhar LLP, which has been actively preparing for launch since the beginning of September. According to the agreements reached, the enterprise should process most of the new sugar beet harvest. It was decided that the remaining volumes will be shipped to the Aksu Kant plant. For this, the region will prepare a railway siding in Taraz with a loading platform. FOR REFERENCE: ...
Source: Agrosektor

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