The minister noted that winter wheat was sown on an area of 50 hectares in compliance with all agronomic standards. Before sowing, a soil analysis was conducted, which revealed a deficiency of key elements: phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen.
To replenish the lack of these components, carbomint was applied to the fields. It is expected that this year it will be possible to harvest up to 60 centners of grain per hectare thanks to the use of mineral fertilizers and certified seeds.
Bakyt Torobaev emphasized that carbomint provides the soil with essential elements (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) and is an important fertilizer for crops such as wheat, corn, and potatoes. This fertilizer is applied in granular form using special RUM equipment, which ensures even distribution across the fields.
The minister also pointed out common mistakes among farmers, including the improper use of herbicides and the application of non-certified seeds. These factors negatively affect the quality and quantity of the harvest.
Additionally, he reported on the operation of 22 laboratories across the country where farmers can check the quality and composition of seeds or purchase certified planting material.
The Ministry of Agriculture strongly recommends that farmers adhere to agronomic standards, conduct soil analysis, and use quality fertilizers and certified seeds.
