According to the agency's information, Chui region remains the leader in milk production, accounting for 26.3% of the total volume. It is followed by Jalal-Abad region with 20.7% and Osh region with 19%. On average across the country, the milk yield per cow was 2114 kg; however, in Chui region, this figure is significantly higher at 3203 kg. In Talas region, the yield was 2352 kg, while in Issyk-Kul region it was 2164 kg. The highest figures are noted in Bishkek, where the yield per cow is 3338 kg of milk.
The high results in the capital are explained by the administrative-territorial reform (ATR), during which six rural municipalities from the Alamudun district and two from the Sokuluk district were annexed to Bishkek. It is in these new territories that the highest productivity is observed.
As for egg production, Chui region again holds a dominant position, accounting for 63.5% of the total volume. Osh region accounts for 9.5%, Jalal-Abad region for 8.9%, and Issyk-Kul region for 4.3%. In the remaining regions, the share does not exceed 3%.
On average across the republic, one laying hen produced 201 eggs. Chui region demonstrates traditionally high figures — 239 eggs, while farms in Bishkek provide 226 eggs per year.
Regarding the overall production of livestock and poultry for slaughter (in live weight), the largest share comes from farms in Chui region — 21.7%. For comparison, the share of Osh region is 19.48%, while Jalal-Abad region accounts for 16%.
