Turkmenistan’s president has signed a decree authorizing a nitrogen fertilizer complex in Garashsyzlyk etrap, Dashoguz region. Its planned annual output is 350,000 tonnes of urea and 350,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate.
Akmola Region ranked first among Kazakhstan’s regions for total grain output, harvesting 6.3 million tonnes. Around 70% of its third-class wheat was in the high-protein Hi-Pro category.
Kazakh companies in the oil and fat industry signed contracts worth a total of $108 million at an exhibition in Shanghai. Products from nine domestic oil mills were presented at Kazakhstan’s national pavilion.
The Sogym-FEST meat fair has opened in Astana, bringing together farmers from across Kazakhstan. Beef costs 3,300 tenge per kilogram, horse meat from 3,500 tenge and lamb from 3,700 tenge.
Kazakhstan and Tajikistan discussed expanding agricultural trade and joint projects. The Tajik side expressed interest in increasing supplies of Kazakh wheat.
A private veterinary clinic for pets and farm animals is preparing to open in Osakarovka. Its owner plans to launch the clinic and a veterinary pharmacy by the end of the year.
Kazakhstan and Tajikistan have adopted a roadmap to increase bilateral trade through 2030. Agricultural product deliveries between the countries rose 11% last year to about $600 million.
Bulog and police in Indonesia’s West Nusa Tenggara province will strengthen oversight of rice distributed under a government food supply and price stabilisation programme. The decision follows suspected misuse in two regencies.
Kazakhstan and Tajikistan plan to expand agricultural trade and strengthen production cooperation. The two sides are preparing a cooperation roadmap for 2027–2028.
Moldova’s FCA programme has financed 891 businesses run by micro and small enterprises in the agricultural sector. Seventy were approved in October 2026.
Kazakhstan has completed its feed-harvesting campaign, gathering more than 43 million tonnes of feed of all types. A 200,000-tonne reserve of feed grain has also been formed.
Two investment projects worth a total of 19.3 billion tenge are underway in Almaty Region. The greenhouse complex is scheduled to open in 2027, while construction of the grain logistics facility is nearing completion.
Kazakhstan’s exports of vegetable oils and oilseed meal to China have grown more than 3.7-fold over the past three seasons. Shipments in the last season totalled 657,000 tonnes, worth more than $438 million.
Officials from Kazakhstan and Germany discussed carbon farming, soil conservation and sustainable land management. Both sides expressed interest in continuing their cooperation.
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