120 thoroughbred cows of the Simmental breed came from the Czech Republic to the North Kazakhstan region

Published 2023년 4월 27일

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The North Kazakhstan region in Russia has been importing around 16,000 young cattle from Europe and Ukraine over the last five years to boost its dairy industry. This year, over 1,800 heads of dairy breeds have already been received, including more than 120 Simmental and Holstein breeds from the Czech Republic. The region, which now has over 100 agricultural formations involved in milk production, has launched 30 dairy farms in the past five years, with 15 more under construction. ZHA GROUP LLP is planning to establish the region's first modern dairy complex, aided by a loan of 400 million tenge. The agricultural department also mentioned subsidies to reduce the cost of milk production and invest in dairy farm equipment.

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Over the past five years, about 16 thousand heads of young cattle have been brought to the North Kazakhstan region from Europe and Ukraine. Since the beginning of this year - already more than 1.8 thousand heads of dairy breeds According to the press service of the regional Department of Agriculture, a few days ago, more than 120 Simmental and Holstein breeds arrived from the Czech Republic in North Kazakhstan. Elite cows will now live here, in one of the region's breeding farms in the Shal akyn area. ZHA GROUP LLP plans to launch the first modern dairy complex in the region. As part of the program for the comprehensive development of the region, the farm was given a loan in the amount of 400 million tenge for the purchase of livestock and technological equipment,” the press service informed. According to the data of the agricultural administration, more than 100 agricultural formations are engaged in milk production in the region. For five years, 30 dairy farms have been launched ...

Source: Agrosektor