26.12.2025, 12:39

YEAR IN REVIEW: Kazakh agriculture hits new highs amid transport, price squeeze

ALMATY. Dec 26 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The year 2025 was one of stark contrasts for Kazakhstan's agricultural sector, delivering record-breaking harvests while contending with climate volatility, fluctuating global prices, and persistent logistical constraints. The country achieved historic yields in grain, oilseeds, and flax, alongside increased production of meat and dairy. These results underpinned its food security and export capacity. However, the sector's resilience was tested by unpredictable weather, commodity price swings, and internal supply chain issues.

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