Kazakhstan's total agricultural output increased by 3.4%

Data shows that livestock production increased by 3.2% (2,2623 billion tenge), and crop production increased by 4% (1,2541 billion tenge), ensuring growth.

In 8 months, meat production was 69.62 million tons (live weight, +1.9%), milk production was 262.52 million tons (+6%), and egg production was 30.117 billion eggs (+1.2%). Livestock numbers: 8.6 million cattle (+0.2%), 4.5 million horses (+6.3%), 299.8 thousand camels (+4%), and 46.9 million poultry (+2.8%).

Agricultural product processing also saw significant growth: sugar production increased by 24% (from 9.92 million tons to 12.28 million tons), canned meat production increased by 29.7% (from 4.5 million tons to 5.8 million tons), vegetable oil production increased by 27% (from 46.85 million tons to 59.5 million tons), sausage production increased by 8.8% (from 4.71 million tons to 5.12 million tons), butter production increased by 15% (from 2.19 million tons to 2.52 million tons), and yogurt production increased by 6.4% (from 16.12 million tons to 17.15 million tons).

Overall, in 8 months, food production increased by 10.1% (24767 billion tenge), and beverage production increased by 7.1% (8131 billion tenge).

During the reporting period, investment activities in the agricultural complex also increased. From January to July 2025, agricultural fixed asset investment reached 516.2 billion tenge, an increase of 27% from the same period in 2024. Food production investment reached 119.2 billion tenge (+42.8%).

Kazakhstan's agriculture is showing positive development momentum. The growth in production and investment, as well as the increase in processed product output, demonstrates this. All of these have created the prerequisites for strengthening national food security and expanding export potential.