According to the agency's data, a registry of seed producers and a subsidy mechanism are in place to support agriculture. Every year, 50 million soms are allocated for these purposes, allowing farmers to purchase seeds at a discount of up to 30%.
In 2024, 2,794 farmers were able to receive 4,500 tons of seeds.
Additionally, export activities are actively developing. Shipments of alfalfa seeds to Russia and pumpkin seeds to Japan have begun. Kyrgyzstan has been a member of the International Seed Testing Association since 2003, and in 2025, the country's central laboratory successfully passed its fifth accreditation.
The Minister of Agriculture, Bakyt Torobaev, emphasized that the global seed market is demonstrating stable growth. He noted that in Kyrgyzstan, the sector is developing due to the implementation of new technologies, a scientific approach, and the creation of integrated structures with financial support from the government.
