Three new directions of horse breeding subsidies approved in Kazakhstan

Published 2024년 10월 19일

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan has made changes to the subsidy rules for livestock breeding to boost the productivity and quality of livestock products, with a particular focus on domestic breeds of riding and riding-harness horses. The new subsidy areas include the acquisition of foreign stallions for breeding, breeding domestic horse breeds, and maintenance of breeding stock. Farmers near cities of national significance, including Shymkent, can now also apply for these subsidies. Additionally, a new exception for feed subsidies has been introduced for farms in arid regions like Atyrau, Mangistau, Kyzylorda, and Ulytau, where there is a shortage of feed.
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The Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan has amended the rules for subsidizing the development of livestock breeding, increasing the productivity and quality of livestock products. The corresponding order of the Minister of Agriculture came into force on October 14. This was reported by the press service of the agricultural department. As explained, these measures were taken in order to create conditions for the preservation and reproduction of domestic breeds of riding and riding-harness horses. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the rules now include 3 new areas of horse breeding subsidies: • acquisition by breeding centers of breeding stallions of riding direction of foreign selection; • selection and breeding work with breeding stock of domestic breeds of riding and riding-harness horses; • reimbursement of expenses for the maintenance of breeding stock of riding and riding-harness horse breeds bred in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Also, according to the amendments, ...
Source: Agrosektor

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