The level of readiness of agricultural machinery for the upcoming spring fieldwork in the Kyrgyz Republic is 82%, which is 2% higher than last year.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, there are over 92 thousand units of agricultural machinery in the country, including 22,428 tractors and 1,960 grain harvesters. In various regions, preparations for the 2026 fieldwork are actively underway, with technical maintenance and repair of machines being carried out.
According to preliminary data, 17,959 tractors (80%), 82% of plows, 78% of seeders, 82% of harrows, and 86% of fertilizer spreaders have been prepared. It is expected that more than 8 thousand tillage and over 3 thousand seeding units will participate in the fieldwork. On average, the level of equipment availability for agricultural producers is about 71%, leaving a deficit of 29%.
In recent years, the government has taken steps to renew the machinery and tractor fleet through leasing programs. Since 2011, under the support of the Cabinet of Ministers, with the help of OJSC "Aiyl Bank" and OJSC "Eldik Bank," equipment has been provided on preferential terms (6% per annum for up to 7 years). To date, 10,511 units of equipment worth 29 billion soms have been transferred to agricultural producers. In 2026, equipment worth 584 million soms (854 units) has already been transferred, and by the end of the year, the transfer of more than 2 thousand units worth 7 billion soms is planned.
There are also 186 machine-tractor stations (MTS) operating in the regions, of which 2 are state-owned, 63 are municipal, and 121 are private. They have over 4 thousand units of agricultural machinery at their disposal.
As a result of the inventory, a steady increase in the number of agricultural machinery in the country is observed. This increase has been made possible by the successful implementation of leasing projects and direct purchases by farmers. According to customs and tax authorities, over the past year, more than 8 thousand units of agricultural machinery of various models have been imported into Kyrgyzstan.
