Changes in Fishing Regulations
The Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan has published a draft order to amend fishing regulations and is seeking public feedback.
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The Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan has published a draft order to amend fishing regulations and is seeking public feedback.
The Kazakh Research Institute has developed a new compound feed for lactating camels, which has shown positive results in increasing milk productivity and quality.
The Eurasian Development Bank will provide a $100 million credit line to support Kazakhstan's agricultural sector.
The digest covers FAO's 2026 food forecast, falling nitrogen fertilizer prices, China's new duties on Australian beef, first avian flu case in Australia, halal industry opportunities, and Russian exporters' mission to Guangzhou.
Rosselkhoznadzor and Vietnam discussed by-product exports, veterinary system integration, and training cooperation.
The Eurasian Development Bank has opened a $100 million credit line for Prodcorporation to support its projects and the agricultural sector.
Russia and China held a round table discussion on the export of meat products, where they discussed the current state and future plans of the industry, with Russian companies expressing interest in expanding their exports to China.
Russian agricultural technology exports up 6%; meat exports to ASEAN surge 50x in decade; grain exports to China rise 1.6x; Russia to consider fertilizer supplies to Cambodia; Bangladesh delegation visit reviewed; FESCO to open Indonesia office.
A peach orchard project using Turkish seedlings and drip irrigation is being implemented in Turkestan, with plans to expand to cherries and elite grapes.
A new lentil processing plant with a capacity of 5 tons per hour will be built in the Akmola region for 1.3 billion tenge, funded by the company's own funds, with completion planned for September 2026, followed by a vegetable storage facility in 2027.
Russian fiber flax varieties registered in China for the first time; cooperation agreements signed between Russian and Chinese agricultural universities.
Russian food exports to China rose 42% in early 2026 driven by strong demand, with notable increases in fish, oil, and soybeans, as both countries explore wider agricultural trade.