Rostselmash increases equipment production in Kazakhstan
Rostselmash and Kazakhstan officials discuss expanding agricultural machinery production localization, with increased output and investment.
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Rostselmash and Kazakhstan officials discuss expanding agricultural machinery production localization, with increased output and investment.
Kazakhstan launches subsidized livestock lending programs with low interest rates and expanded coverage for various animal husbandry sectors.
Rosselkhoznadzor is tightening control over private subsidiary plots with over 50 livestock animals, ensuring safety measures for commercial products and identifying violations like illegal hiring and lack of animal tagging.
Kazakhstan extends crop insurance applications for excessive soil moisture until June 30, 2026, via Kezekte.kz, with 80% government subsidy for farmers.
A Russian agricultural export business mission opened in Guangzhou, China, involving over 100 Russian companies and more than 200 Chinese organizations, aimed at expanding trade and contracts, with officials highlighting China as a key market.
Kazakhstan and Russia discussed cooperation in breeding livestock and poultry, focusing on genetic independence, joint projects, and improved logistics.
Kazakhstan aims to completely replace poultry meat imports by 2030, with the domestic demand for food eggs already fully met and the level of self-sufficiency in poultry meat at 78%.
The volume of preferential financing for Kazakhstan's agricultural sector has increased to 549 billion tenge in 2025, with the subsidization mechanism allowing for increased financing without a rise in budgetary burden.
A seminar on modern technologies for increasing grain crop productivity was held at PSC "Birlık", where the yield of winter crops exceeded 100 centners per hectare, and modern irrigation methods and corn growing approaches were presented.
Over 1 million sturgeon fingerlings have been released into the Ural River as part of a state order to artificially reproduce the sturgeon population and conserve aquatic biological resources.
Kazakhstan has treated 1.3 million hectares against locusts, which is 62% of the predicted volume of work for the current year, with the involvement of specialists, unmanned aerial vehicles, and ground equipment.
Russia's export of agricultural products increased by 21.8% over four months of 2026, with significant growth in wheat and pork exports to countries like Egypt and China.