Kazakhstan may cut tax on underground water for farmers fivefold The government is considering a nearly fivefold cut in the groundwater extraction tax for agricultural producers.
Kazakhstan proposed creating the first international ISO standard for horse meat products. On August 19, Astana hosted the Meat Quality Forum. Kazakhstan's key initiative is to develop the first ISO international standard for ready-to-eat horse meat products.
Kazakhstan builds a full-cycle fertilizer production chain — from organics to export nitrogen. Kazakhstan's fertilizer industry moves in two directions at once: tightening regulation of organic fertilizers and launching large-scale mineral production.
Marble lamb" from Kazakh scientists — a loud press release without a single figure The Kazakh Ministry of Agriculture has developed marble lamb technology using the Kazakh fine-fleece sheep breed. We analyze a discovery over 100 years old.
Cloud seeding in Kazakhstan — dispute with neighbors persists three months later Kazakhstan's drought-fighting program, launched in May, still sparks controversy three months later.
Less raw materials, more recycling — the agrarian rate "Ädilet The agrarian bloc of the Adilet party's election program centers on one core idea: stop exporting raw materials and sell finished products instead. Grain, livestock, and oilseed exports would be replaced by flour, deep-processed meat, and vegetable oils.
Kazakhstan proposes uniting farmers into irrigation condominiums Half of Kazakhstan's 2.5 million hectares of irrigated land from 1991 has gone out of use, cutting its share in crop output from over 30% to 5–6%.