There are more livestock in Kazakhstan

Published 2024년 3월 11일

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The Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan has reported a significant increase in the number of purebred cattle in the country, from 344.1 thousand in 2010 to over 1,128.6 thousand in 2022. The breeds include the Kazakh white-headed, Holstein, and Hereford. To further support the development of meat and dairy farming, the government has allocated 60 billion tenge in 2022 and over 70 billion in 2023. Additionally, subsidies are being provided for livestock farming, including payments for the purchase of breeding cattle from various regions including the CIS, Australia, North and South America, and European countries.

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In 2010, 344.1 thousand heads of purebred cattle were registered in Kazakhstan, and in 2022 their number increased by 1,128.6 thousand heads. This was reported by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a Kazinform correspondent reports. - 137.2 thousand heads of dairy cattle, 153.1 thousand heads of dairy and meat cattle and 838.6 thousand heads of beef cattle were taken into account. Mainly the Kazakh white-headed breed, Holstein breed, Hereford breed, etc. are bred. State support measures are provided for the development of livestock farming. In particular, in 2022, 60 billion tenge were allocated for the development of meat and dairy farming, and in 2023 - more than 70 billion, the press service of the department informed. The Ministry of Agriculture explained that there are several types of subsidies to support livestock farming, according to the principles of subsidizing the development of livestock breeding, increasing ...

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