According to the information from the ministry, the enterprise has been actively developing in recent years thanks to government support, expanding its production capabilities.
“A machine and tractor station has been established on the farm's territory, which has begun to cultivate the land of the farm, contributing to increased productivity. The local corn variety 'Ala-Too' grown here yields 40-50 tons of silage per hectare. As part of the state policy in the field of breeding livestock, there is a transition from quantitative indicators to qualitative ones, which allows for the systematic strengthening of the feed base,” the statement notes.
