During his speech, the minister stated that winter wheat was sown on an area of 50 hectares in accordance with all agronomic standards. Before the sowing work began, a soil analysis was conducted, which revealed a deficiency of key elements such as phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen.
To replenish these missing microelements, carbomint was applied to the fields. It is forecasted that this year, up to 60 quintals of yield per hectare can be harvested from this area thanks to the use of mineral fertilizers and certified seeds.
Bakyt Torobaev emphasized that carbomint is an effective mineral fertilizer that not only nourishes the soil but also provides plants with essential elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It is actively used in the cultivation of wheat, corn, potatoes, and other agricultural crops. The fertilizer is applied in granulated form using special RUM equipment, which ensures its even distribution across the field.
Additionally, the minister pointed out common mistakes made by farmers, such as improper use of herbicides and the application of non-certified seeds. These mistakes negatively impact yield and product quality.
Torobaev also noted that there are 22 laboratories operating across the country where farmers can check the quality and composition of seeds, as well as purchase certified planting material.
The Ministry of Agriculture urges all farmers to follow agronomic recommendations, conduct soil analyses, and use quality fertilizers and certified seeds.
