The head of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan instructed to ensure the procurement of a year and a half supply of hay

Published 2024년 7월 9일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Kazakhstan is encouraging regions to establish a hay reserve fund as part of a larger strategy to boost feed production and develop the livestock industry. The country aims to produce significant amounts of hay, haylage, straw, and concentrated feed this year. The ministry has supported this initiative by allocating funds for feed subsidies, purchase of equipment, and preferential diesel fuel for feed procurement. Regions have also increased the sown area for forage crops, now covering over 16% of arable land. The ministry has instructed regional akimats to ensure the implementation of the Roadmap for feed production and to establish a hay reserve fund.

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The regions of the country are tasked with forming a hay reserve fund At the last extended meeting of the board of the Ministry of Agriculture, issues related to systemic measures of feed supply in the regions were discussed as part of the implementation of the Roadmap for the development of feed production, reports the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to the agricultural department, this year in Kazakhstan it is planned to produce 25.5 million tons of hay, 1.6 million tons of haylage, 4.6 million tons of straw, 5.7 million tons of concentrated feed, 2 million tons of silage . To date, 7.6 million tons of hay, 253.6 thousand tons of haylage, 29.5 thousand tons of concentrated feed and 37.1 thousand tons of straw have already been harvested. During the meeting, Minister of Agriculture Aidarbek Saparov noted that the development of feed production is one of the important areas in the development of the livestock industry. He ...

Source: Agrosektor