10,000 tonnes of fertiliser will be supplied to the southern regions of Kyrgyzstan at a cost of 394.3 million soms

Kyrgyz Agroholding OJSC has approved a pilot project to supply 10,000 tonnes of mineral fertiliser to the southern regions of Kyrgyzstan at socially oriented prices. The project will cost 394.3 million soms.

A project for a meat cluster in the Chui Region has also been approved, with plans to fatten 10,000 head of cattle there by 2027.

These issues were considered by the Co-ordinating Council of ‘Kyrgyz Agroholding’, chaired by Ilich Marsbek uulu, First Deputy Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture and the Processing Industry.

In addition, discussions took place regarding preferential loans at 3 per cent per annum for the purchase of pedigree heifers and the establishment of the ‘Mal-Aman’ centre, which, in its initial phase, is planned to involve the work of around 1,500 veterinarians.