Chui region ranked first in production volume, totaling 71,663.1 tons, which corresponds to approximately 21.9% of the total figure for the country. Following is the Osh region with 62,823.8 tons (19.2%), and the Jalal-Abad region takes third place, producing 54,618 tons (16.7%). These three regions collectively accounted for about 57.8% of the total volume in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Here are the production figures by region (in tons):
- Chui region — 71,663.1
- Osh region — 62,823.8
- Jalal-Abad region — 54,618.0
- Issyk-Kul region — 53,944.7
- Naryn region — 42,906.1
- Batken region — 19,118.4
- Talas region — 17,974.3
- city of Bishkek — 2,144.7
- city of Osh — 1,873
The lowest production volumes were recorded in Bishkek and Osh, where they accounted for less than 1% of the total volume.
A comparison with the same period last year shows an increase in livestock and poultry production for slaughter (in live weight) by 3%, milk by 2.7%, eggs by 6.4%, and wool by 1.3%. These achievements were made possible due to an increase in the number of livestock and poultry, as well as their productivity.
