ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 16. Harvesting of early crops has begun in the Kostanay region of Kazakhstan, with 30,000 hectares of grain already harvested, said Kenzhe Zhumabekov, the chief specialist of the Department of Agriculture and Land Relations of the Kostanay region, Trend reports via the press service of Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister.
He asserted that, bolstered by governmental backing,
agribusinesses in the area successfully executed the planting
initiative punctually and adhered to optimal timelines.
“As of the current date, our agricultural operations have commenced
the initial phase of crop yield extraction for the early-season
cultivars.” This fiscal year, the jurisdiction is poised to execute
the agronomic yield over a spatial expanse of 5.1 million
hectares,” the chief expert articulated.
Currently, around 30,000 hectares of cereal crops have undergone
harvesting in the Kostanay region, yielding an average of 10.8
centners per hectare. Approximately 1,000 hectares of oilseed crops
have been successfully harvested, yielding an average of 8 centners
per hectare.
