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Kazakhstan will increase sowing of oilseeds

Published Feb 16, 2024

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Kazakhstan's Vice Minister of Agriculture, Azat Sultanov, has announced plans to increase the cultivation of oilseeds, fodder crops and sugar beet by 2024, while decreasing the area for wheat, barley, cotton and rice. The total sown area for the 2024 season is projected to be 23.9 million hectares, a reduction of 115.6 hectares from the previous year. The South Kazakhstan, Kostanay and Akmola regions are expected to have the largest areas for oilseeds.
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Kazakhstan is planning to increase the area under oilseeds, fodder crops and sugar beet, Vice Minister of Agriculture Azat Sultanov said at a government meeting. The total sown area for the 2024 season will be 23.9 mln hectares. “This is 115.6 hectares less than last year. Wheat (-439.2 thou hectares) and barley (-129.5 thou hectares) will be reduced. At the same time, it is planned to increase the sowing of oilseeds (by 414.7 thou hectares) and fodder crops (by 96.4 thou hectares). The areas allocated for such moisture-loving crops as cotton (-16 thou hectares) and rice (-6.4 thou hectares) are expected to decrease,” said Sultanov. Akmola region intends to transfer the most areas from wheat to oilseeds (up to 400 thou hectares). Also, oilseeds will increase in Kostanay, North Kazakhstan, Abay and Pavlodar regions. In general, in 2024, the largest areas for oilseeds in Kazakhstan will be allocated in the South Kazakhstan region (751 thou hectares), Kostanay ...
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