She noted that a scientific approach is necessary for the successful development of agriculture in Kyrgyzstan. Mavlyanova pointed out the problem of pasture land degradation and emphasized that significant funds are allocated abroad to address this issue. However, there are also scientific developments in Kyrgyzstan, such as the "Nano-Humat" preparation, which, according to her, can restore 250 hectares of land for just 40,000 soms. The deputy urged the Ministry of Agriculture to pay attention to such innovations and actively implement them.
It is worth reminding that earlier, Deputy Minister of Agriculture Zhanibek Kerimaliev acknowledged at a committee meeting that the condition of pastures in Kyrgyzstan is extremely poor and land degradation continues.
