BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, July 10. Kyrgyzstan has harvested 87,600 hectares of grain crops as of July 8, 2025, which is 13.4 percent of the total sown area of 653,900 hectares.
The data obtained by Trend from the country's Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry shows that this figure is 35,900 hectares higher than during the same period in 2024. Wheat has been harvested on 45,200 hectares, or 18.1 percent of the total wheat area, which is 21,100 hectares more than last year.
Barley harvesting has reached 42,500 hectares, or 17.8 percent of the total, increasing by 14,900 hectares compared to 2024. The harvesting of corn, legumes, and other grain crops has not yet started. The total gross grain harvest has reached 246,300 tons, an increase of 80,500 tons year-on-year.
In regional terms, the Batken region has harvested 19.2 percent of its sown area (8,100 hectares), including 4,600 hectares of wheat (30.7 percent) and 3,500 hectares of barley (28.7 percent), with yields of 22.8 and 24.3 centners per hectare, respectively. The gross grain harvest in the region amounted to 19,000 tons.
In the Jalal-Abad region, 16.5 percent of the area has been harvested (12,000 hectares), with 7,800 hectares of wheat (34.1 percent) producing 19,700 tons, and 4,200 hectares of barley (29.6 percent) yielding 10,300 tons. In the Osh region, 14.7 percent of the sown area has been harvested (14,700 hectares), including 8,100 hectares of wheat (19.6 percent) and 6,600 hectares of barley (25.2 percent), with a total gross output of 40,100 tons.
The Chuy region has seen 52,000 hectares harvested, or 20.3 percent of the sown area. This includes 23,800 tons of wheat and 28,200 tons of barley, with a total gross harvest of 77,700 tons. In the Talas region, 900 hectares, or 1.4 percent of the area, have been harvested, producing 1,700 tons.
To support the harvesting campaign, 764 combine harvesters are currently in operation across the country, 189 more than during the same period last year (575 machines).
Meanwhile, as of July 8, harvesting had not yet begun in Issyk-Kul and Naryn regions.
