Threatening grain stockpiles have accumulated in Kazakhstan

Published 2024년 9월 12일

Tridge summary

As of September 1, Kazakhstan began the new marketing year with significant grain reserves from the previous harvest, amounting to 8.2 million tons of grain and legumes. This includes 6.4 million tons of food grain, predominantly wheat at 5.3 million tons. The largest reserves are located in the Kostanay, North Kazakhstan, and Akmola regions. Despite these substantial reserves, the final wheat reserves are deemed 'threatening' due to high domestic consumption and export demands, leaving an estimated 7.6 million tons as final reserves.
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Original content

The country entered the new marketing year, which began in Kazakhstan on September 1, with fairly large volumes of grain from the old harvest. According to statistics, 6.4 million tons of food grain remained in the bins for this period, including 5.3 million tons of wheat, the APK News agency reports. As of September 1, the volume of grain and legumes, including rice, in the bins of Kazakhstani farms amounted to 8.2 million tons. Of these, food - 6.4 million tons, fodder - 1.5 million tons, the rest - seeds. Speaking directly about wheat, its remainder on this date amounted to almost 6.3 million tons, of which 5.4 million tons are food, 700 thousand tons - fodder, 130 thousand tons - seeds. The remainder of barley is 1.4 million tons. The largest part - almost 700 thousand tons - fodder, 630 thousand tons - food barley. There are 41 thousand tons of rye left, 113 thousand tons of oats, 12 thousand tons of millet, 44 thousand tons of buckwheat, 60 thousand tons of corn, and ...
Source: Zol

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