About 40% of Kazakh wheat is classified as non-grade

Grain & Cereals

Climate/Environment

Published Nov 7, 2023

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The Kazakh government has allocated 30 billion tenge in subsidies to support farmers who have been impacted by bad weather. The Prime Minister noted that heavy rainfall has led to lower crop yields and poor grain quality. However, there are still unresolved issues in crop production, and the Ministry of Agriculture and regional authorities have been tasked with addressing them.

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The first 30 billion tenge have been allocated for subsidies to farmers affected by bad weather. According to Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov, frequent and heavy rainfall from August to the present day has further reduced yields and worsened the quality of grain, inbusiness.kz reports. At the same time, according to him, some important issues in the field of crop production ...

Source: Zol

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