ASTANA, Kazakhstan, October 3. Nearly 20 million tons of grain have been harvested in Kazakhstan as of October 2, 2025, Trend reports via the country's Ministry of Agriculture.
The agronomic yield optimization initiative persists throughout
the various territories. The projected acreage for cereal and pulse
cultivation spans more than 16 million hectares, with 12.7 million
hectares (79.3 percent) already in the harvest phase, resulting in
a total output of 19.8 million tons of grain.
Alongside the cultivation of grains, agricultural producers have
amassed a substantial aggregate of 1.3 million metric tons of
oilseeds, complemented by an impressive 2.4 million metric tons of
tubers, achieving a yield of 22.92 metric tons per hectare.
Furthermore, the total output of vegetables stands at 3.2 million
metric tons, with a commendable yield of 30.31 metric tons per
hectare. Cabbage output totaled 427,500 metric tons, while onion
yield was recorded at 897,400 metric tons, and carrot production
achieved 328,500 metric tons.
In the interim, the aggregate agricultural yield in Kazakhstan
exhibited a year-on-year escalation of 3.4 percent during the
January-August 2025 timeframe, culminating in an approximate
valuation of 3.6 trillion tenge ($6.48 billion). The expansion was
propelled by: livestock output – increasing by 3.2 percent,
totaling 2.26 trillion tenge ($4.07 billion); and agricultural
yield – rising by 4 percent, reaching 1.25 trillion tenge ($2.25
billion).
