The Kyrgyz farm is always located high in the mountains -- here, the air is clean, and there is mare's milk and kumis. However, the farm featured in the program is not quite ordinary: its owner is a German of Kyrgyz descent.
Abram worked on his father's farm since childhood, helping his family take care of the horses alongside his brother. Later, the entire farm was inherited by the brothers, and now they continue the family business together.
Abram considers his work a way of life and a calling, and for him and his children, horses are a lifelong destiny. The secret to his success lies in German precision, neatness, and engineering ingenuity, as well as a special psychological approach to his charges. The farmer believes that the main thing in his work is to understand that a horse is a unique animal.
Local residents and foreign tourists line up in advance to visit Abram's therapeutic farm in the summer.
