The city of Arqalyk in Kazakhstan has launched a construction project for livestock fattening and breeding farms.

According to the plan, the project covers an area of 10 hectares and is expected to be completed and put into use between 2025 and 2026. Meanwhile, a breeding farm specifically for the breeding of Yederbayev sheep is also under construction, with a designed capacity of 3,000 heads, and a total investment of 500 million tenge. A representative from AB Agro-KZ stated that these two projects will help promote the development of the mutton sheep breeding industry in the region, increase livestock output, and enhance export potential. AB Agro-KZ is a company focused on sheep and goat breeding, established two years ago, and is currently actively expanding its production layout in the livestock industry. Kazakhstan's strategy to transition from ...