At the government meeting held on February 25, a bill was reviewed and approved, which amends the Land Code, granting livestock breeders ownership of 5 hectares for growing fodder crops and 1 hectare for grazing livestock in winter and spring, as reported by MiddleAsianNews.
This decision, according to experts, will help livestock breeders better adapt to climate change and reduce risks associated with natural disasters.
Additionally, the bill provides for the allocation of up to 100 hectares of land for citizens to grow grains and up to 5 hectares for vegetables in rural areas, as well as the transfer of powers to local authorities. This will change the approach to land distribution, ensuring more efficient and timely satisfaction of citizens' needs.
It is expected that the bill will be presented to parliament in the coming days.
