Procorp Launches Forward Financing for Red Lentils
Procorp launches forward financing for red lentils in northern Kazakhstan, aiming to diversify agriculture and support sustainable farming practices.
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Procorp launches forward financing for red lentils in northern Kazakhstan, aiming to diversify agriculture and support sustainable farming practices.
Prodkorporatsiya celebrated Nauryz with traditional food, national dress, and blessings, wishing farmers a successful season.
Employees of the Food Corporation participated in Kazakhstan's National Sports Day on March 20, 2026, featuring traditional games like asyk atu, with awards given to active participants.
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The translation covers the discussion of personnel needs in the agro-industrial complex at an employment fair, including current employment data, training system development, and future enrollment plans.
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