The district covers an area of 35.8 thousand km2, which is 11% of the territory of our region.
There are 3,469,026 hectares of agricultural land in Aitekebi district, including 3,161,073 hectares of pasture land, 28,675 hectares of hayfields, 222,918 hectares of arable land, 56,202 hectares of fallow lands.
In 2022, 504 agricultural formations were registered in the district, including 470 peasant farms, 25 limited liability partnerships and 9 agricultural production cooperatives. They are mainly engaged in crop production and animal husbandry.
In general, the potential of our district in the development of agriculture is high. Therefore, the main task of the development of the agro-industrial complex in 2020-2022 is to increase the export potential of the industry and the production of competitive agricultural products, using all opportunities.
In 2022, 177,000 hectares of arable land were sown, including 127,714 hectares of cereals, 500 hectares of autumn crops, 18,826 hectares of oilseeds, 29,500 hectares of fodder, 300 hectares of potatoes, 120 hectares of vegetables and 40 hectares of melons. Grain yield is 9.6 c/ha.
The main indicators of the agro-industrial complex
In 2022, as a result of state support measures, the volume of gross agricultural output amounted to 41.7 billion tenge, the volume index increased by 116.7%.
In 2022, the fixed capital of agriculture amounted to 2.6 billion tenge, investments in tenge were attracted, the volume index increased by 2.1%.
Increases labor productivity in the field of agriculture through the implementation of investment projects, updating machinery and equipment with the use of modern technologies.
In 2022, a subsidy of 1.6 billion tenge was allocated as part of the state program for the development of the agro-industrial complex.
Purchase of agricultural machinery of agricultural formations by district:
In 2022, the purchase order for 115 tractors and agricultural machinery was completed for 126 units, or the actual volume indicator is 110%.
Acquisition of livestock of farm animals within the framework of sectoral programs for the district:
In 2022, 857 orders for the purchase of purebred cattle were completed under the Sybaga program, or the real volume indicator was 101%.
In 2022, the purchase of 1,600 heads of sheep under the Sybaga program was completed by another 1,850 heads, or the actual volume indicator is 115.6%.