A new poultry farm in the Jalal-Abad region has reached a capacity of 27,000 eggs per day

The Agro Altyn Kush poultry farm in the Jalal-Abad region has reached full capacity, producing 27,000 eggs per day. All of the production remains in the region, directly saturating the market and helping to stabilise prices for this in-demand product.

The project was financed by the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund through Eldik Bank. The fund allocated $500,000, which was used to build a modern complex, including a mini feed mill, as well as to purchase equipment and poultry.

Demand for eggs in Kyrgyzstan is traditionally high, as it is a staple product. The emergence of such production in the Jalal-Abad region solves one of the most acute problems — dependence on imported consignments and price fluctuations.

"It is important that the factory does not just produce eggs, but forms a sustainable ecosystem. Here, they grow their own grain, make compound feed and immediately deliver the finished product to the shelves. This approach not only ensures quality but also supports local farmers," said Artem Novikov, chairman of the board of the Kyrgyz Republic Fund for Rural Development.

The poultry farm has already created 13 jobs, and the staff is expected to almost double.