Kazakhstan: The grain yield in the Akmola region increased by 34%

In the Akmola region, harvesting was completed, which took about a month. Favorable weather conditions facilitated harvesting and as a result, productivity in the Akmola region increased by 34%.

Comparing with the previous year, by this time only 80,8% of the grain was harvested.

This year harvesting began on August 20 and from the beginning, the yield indicators were much lower than those that turned out to be in the end.

During the entire harvesting period, the indicator increased by 3 centners per hectare, from 8,8 centners per hectare to 11,8 centners per hectare.

Of no less importance is the fact that in 2017 the cultivation area for grain crops was slightly decreased by only 4.7 thousand hectares in Akmola region. In other areas of Kazakhstan, the cultivation area reduction was more significant, but apparently, is did not affect the yield significantly.

In the Akmola region of Kazakhstan, the harvesting campaign has ended, which brought an increase in grain yield by 34% compared to last year. This is due to the weather conditions that were favorable for the growth and development of plants, as well as the use of modern technologies in agriculture.

Akmola region occupies one of the leading places in Kazakhstan in the production of grain crops. This year, farmers in the area have introduced new methods of crop care, which has led to higher yields. One such method is precision farming technology, which allows you to increase yields with minimal use of chemical fertilizers and reduce the load on the soil.

The successful harvesting campaign in the Akmola region of Kazakhstan is an important step towards sustainable agricultural development in the region and throughout the country. This makes it possible not only to increase the production of grain crops, but also to export them to the international market, strengthening the economic potential of the country.
​