Kazakhstan's pasture standards are changing again — now in favor of farmers
Russia's Agriculture Ministry proposes lowering the threshold for recognizing pasture as unused from 50% to 30% of the maximum allowable grazing load.
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Kazakhstan ranks fourth in the world in horse population.
Kazakhstan firmly holds its status as one of the world's top horse-breeding powers—and the gap with Central Asian neighbors is not just wide, but multiples wider.
Kazakhstan launched a unified digital water resources management system
The National Water Resources Information System (NISWR) is now in commercial operation, transforming the very foundation of water management decisions nationwide.
Pesticides poison up to 433 million farmers worldwide every year
New research reveals the scale of acute pesticide poisoning among those who grow food for the world—a crisis overshadowed by more visible farming issues.
Uzbekistan's radioactive waste storage facilities will last only 5 years
Uzbekistan has finally confronted a long-deferred issue: its radioactive waste storage facilities are reaching full capacity.
Egypt builds the first energy storage systems plant in the Middle East and Africa
Egypt laid the foundation stone for a plant meant to solve one of renewables' biggest headaches: storing excess energy when the sun shines or wind blows but demand is low.
Solar bonds" could make home panels more affordable without a loan
Home solar could cover nearly half of Europe's electricity use, yet most households face the same hurdle—high installation costs requiring savings or credit.