Public-Private Partnership in Agricultural Sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Конуспаев, Р. К.; Демесинов, Т. Ж.; Таипов, Т. А.

doi:10.46666/2020.2708-9991.09

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“…Zhangirova (2020), this is due primarily to the weak technical equipment of the industry and the lack of innovative approaches in Kazakh animal husbandry. A similar opinion is held by R.K. Konuspayev et al (2020). Therefore, in the analytical review of the state of livestock breeding and the prospects for its development in the near future, it is necessary to consider the possibility of intensification of one or another branch.…”

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Animal husbandry market in Kazakhstan: Dynamics and prognosis

Kassenbayev,

Kerimova,

Rakhimzhanova

et al. 2024

Scientific Horizons

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Studies of livestock dynamics and productivity is an effective mechanism to monitor the possible risks to the breeding of animals of different species and a timely response to strengthen the food security of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The research aims to conduct an analytical review of the state of livestock breeding on the main species of animals that are bred in its territory and the forecast of development soon. The materials for the analysis were reports from the Bureau of National Statistics of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as information in Kazakh and foreign periodicals on the state of livestock breeding and current news in the agricultural sector of the country. The statistical materials on the number of animals of different species, gross output received from them, investment activities, and other indicators directly or indirectly related to the dynamic indicators in animal husbandry were used. The results of the analytical review revealed positive annual dynamics of increasing the number of livestock of most species of farm animals in the country. Thus, the growth of cattle population is 2-4% from year to year, a similar situation is observed in sheep (2-4%) and poultry (4-10%); the only exception is a decrease in pig population by 5-9%. Populations of cattle, sheep and goats, horses, and camels are mainly concentrated in small farms and individual households, so a significant part of products from them does not get to industrial processing, which leads to the need to import them to meet the needs of the urban population. The main mass of poultry, although represented by the livestock of specialized agricultural enterprises, the volume of output does not provide the necessary volume, which is reflected in an increase in purchases abroad. Therefore, to date, there are no visible prerequisites for reducing the number of animals of all species that are bred in Kazakhstan, and the state support of livestock breeding can contribute to the further growth of livestock

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Animal husbandry market in Kazakhstan: Dynamics and prognosis

Kassenbayev,

Kerimova,

Rakhimzhanova

et al. 2024

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“…In some additional studies, authors found a positive relationship between the introduction of digital technologies and productivity and efficiency in agriculture production. The introduction of new technology contributes to the simplification of procedures, the supervision and certification of agricultural products and the growth of productivity [6]. The implementation of production functions in the economic analysis of the processes of companies and individuals in the agricultural industry is demonstrated through scientific research conducted in the twenty-first century.…”

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The economics of digital tools in Kazakh agriculture

Ryskeldi,

Shelomentseva,

Mirkovic

2024

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The agricultural sector in Kazakhstan represents only 5.4% of the total Gross Domestic Product and consists of livestock and crop production. The agricultural industry's potential production is limited by outdated technology, inefficient work practices and a lack of digitization which accounts for a small portion of the economy's overall value. Modernising agricultural output and making investments profitable represent some of the crucial challenges. However, in this field, limited research has been done. There are no studies investigating the profitability and return on investment of digitalization. Therefore, this paper investigates six digital technologies and their economic effects: health management in beef production, dairy cow movement tracking, drone counting systems, crop parallel driving systems, telematics and soil moisture monitoring. The data for this paper are from our own field studies of more than 138 farms in various regions of Kazakhstan. The extracted data includes the type of technology, equipment, cost and added profit of the farm. The investment performance indicators (IPI) were evaluated based on this data. Studies reveal that the use of technology demonstrates the financial viability of the digitalization of agriculture. The IPI of different technologies provides important information and data for farmers when making decisions about increasing the scope of digitization. Furthermore, the findings provide valuable understanding of the agricultural output in the area and serve as a solid foundation for the Kazakhstani government to establish forthcoming policies.

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Public-Private Partnership in Agricultural Sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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Animal husbandry market in Kazakhstan: Dynamics and prognosis

Animal husbandry market in Kazakhstan: Dynamics and prognosis

The economics of digital tools in Kazakh agriculture

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