ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, July 11. Turkmenistan’s grain producers have delivered over 1.4 million tons of wheat to the state, marking a successful harvest season in 2025, Trend reports via the Ministry of Agriculture.
A cumulative aggregation of 1,407,000 metric tons of wheat was
harvested nationwide. The robust outcome underscores the continuous
transformation within the agrarian domain spearheaded by President
Serdar Berdimuhamedov and National Leader Gurbanguly
Berdimuhamedov, with state-sponsored initiatives enhancing output
efficiency.
Critical determinants encompassed escalated sourcing costs,
augmented adoption of high-performance indigenous wheat cultivars
like Serdar, Arkadag, and Pyragy, alongside the integration of
cutting-edge agronomic equipment, notably John Deere and CLAAS
harvesting apparatus.
Substantial backing was extended to private sector producers who
secured access to land resources. The private sector was
instrumental in the realization of the objective. The wheat was
efficiently dispatched to storage facilities and grain handling
terminals across the country.
The findings highlight Turkmenistan's initiatives to bolster food
security via capital infusion in rural infrastructure, cutting-edge
agronomic methodologies, and enhanced private-sector
participation.
