BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 14
By Nargiz Sadikhova - Trend:
Kazakhstan’s agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output amounted to 1.1 trillion tenge ($2.58 billion) over the period from January through May 2021, which is 3.1 percent more compared to the same month of the last year, Trend reports with reference to Kazakhstan’s Statistics Committee.
Some 1.09 trillion tenge ($2.57 billion) accounted for agriculture alone, including 58.2 billion ($136.4 million) accounting for plant growing, and 1.03 trillion tenge ($2.4 billion) - for animal husbandry.
The increase in the agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output during the reporting period was due to the increase of slaughter volumes of livestock and poultry in live weight by 5.5 percent, and yield of raw cow's milk by 3.1 percent.
Almaty region leads by the total value of agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output, which reached 170.3 billion tenge ($398.7 million) from January through May 2021, showing a 0.7-percent increase compared to the same months of 2020.
This includes 11.4 billion tenge ($26.7 million) worth of plant growing output and 157.4 billion tenge ($368.5 million) of animal husbandry output.
Second and third places accounted for Turkestan and East Kazakhstan regions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output in the Turkestan region amounted to 170.3 billion tenge ($398.7 million), which is 2.9 percent more than during the same period of 2020.
This includes 31.05 billion tenge ($72.7 million) worth of plant growing output and 136.5 billion tenge ($319.7 million) of animal husbandry output.
The value of agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output in the East Kazakhstan region amounted to 129.4 billion tenge ($303 million), which is 2.4 percent more than during the same period of last year.
This includes 3.2 billion tenge ($7.6 million) worth of plant growing output and 124.9 billion tenge ($292.5 million) of animal husbandry output.
An increase in agriculture, forestry, and fishery gross output was observed in all 14 Kazakh regions during the reporting period.
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