The Department of Cooperation, Mechanization, and Innovative Technologies in Agriculture organized an informational event for farmers and producers, during which the conditions for the preferential acquisition of agricultural machinery were explained.
According to information provided by the Ministry of Agriculture, participants in the meeting were given clarifications about the opportunities to purchase various agricultural machinery on preferential terms through "Aiyl Bank" and "Eldik Bank" with the support of the relevant ministry.
As part of this event, the Kyrgyz Breeding Plant, managed by the ministry, purchased a deep tiller from "Salem Agro," designed for processing heavy and neglected soils to a depth of up to 80 cm. This machinery helps to accumulate moisture using precipitation that falls in autumn and winter.
In addition, ministry employees conducted familiarization trips to the companies "Avtomash Radiator," "Salem Agro," and "AgroTürk," exploring the range of modern agricultural equipment and conveying this information to a wide circle of farmers.
The company "Avtomash Radiator" demonstrated the equipment purchased by the ministry, including the "Belarus" tractor, grain harvester, baler, plow, disc harrow, tractor trailer, potato harvester, tops remover, ridge cultivator, seeder, furrower, soil planner, stone collector, and sprayer.
Since 2020, "Salem Agro" has been supplying high-tech agricultural machinery to Kyrgyzstan, including seeders, plows, balers, and refrigeration units. This machinery is actively used in all regions of the country and makes a significant contribution to the development of the agricultural sector.
The company "AgroTürk" holds leading positions in Kyrgyzstan in the supply and implementation of Turkish agricultural machinery, representing brands such as Özdöken, Harmak, Köylü, Üntar, and AydinPulluk. Their range includes machines for soil processing, sowing, fertilization, harvesting, and livestock farming. "AgroTürk" actively collaborates with government agencies, international organizations, and the farming community.
