Today, the epizootic situation regarding especially dangerous animal diseases in the region is favorable, which allows us to successfully implement programs in the field of animal husbandry and freely export products and raw materials produced in our region.
In accordance with the approved plans, measures for the diagnosis of farm animals were carried out. 577,446 cattle blood samples and 679,994 small cattle blood samples were tested for brucellosis.
768 heads of cattle reacted positively. Delivered to processing plants - 766 heads. The percentage of infection is 0.13%. MRS reacted positively - 99 heads. Delivered to processing plants - 99 heads. The percentage of infection is 0.015%.
Farm animals have been fully vaccinated against diseases such as rabies, emkar, anthrax, nodular dermatitis, foot and mouth disease, avian influenza and equine rhinopneumonia, deworming against echinococcosis, allergic tests for glanders and tuberculosis.
Identification of farm animals
In accordance with the calendar plans, activities to identify farm animals were carried out.
191.75 thousand heads of cattle were identified, or 129.9% of the annual plan (Plan 147.4 thousand heads); small fish - 246.2 thousand heads or 129.8% (plan 189.6 thousand heads); horses - 43.1 thousand heads or 138.4% (31.2 thousand heads) and pigs - 34.8 thousand heads 121.2% (28.7 thousand heads).
About the ongoing events on cattle burial grounds
In the settlements of the Akmola region there are 265 cattle burial grounds, of which 8 are standard and 257 units of previously operating primitive cattle burial grounds.
To solve the problems of providing populated areas of the region with standard cattle burial grounds for the disposal of animal corpses, the regional akimat approved the “Action Plan for 2019 – 2025 to bring existing cattle burial grounds into compliance and the phased construction of new standard cattle burial grounds in the region” (hereinafter referred to as the Plan).
In 2021, 28,530.0 thousand tenge were allocated for 2 cattle burial grounds in the Birzhan Sal area (in the villages of Mamai and Andykozha Batyr). The construction was carried out by the contractor Nord Stroy KZ LLP. Cattle burial grounds in the villages of Mamai and Andykozha Batyr were built and transferred to the balance of the veterinary station.
For 2022, 19,872.0 thousand tenge were allocated from the budget for the development of design and estimate documentation in 9 districts, the funds have been spent. 4,673.0 thousand tenge were allocated and spent for the maintenance and maintenance of 3 cattle burial grounds in the Birzhan Sal area.
For the provision of public services
In 2023, the department and its subordinate organizations provided 4 types of public services:
Issuance of a license to engage in activities in the field of veterinary medicine;
Issuance of a veterinary certificate;
Issuance of a veterinary passport;
Updating (correcting) information about farm animals.
Over the 11 months of 2023, a total of 40,819 public services were provided
One state service, “Issue of a license to engage in activities in the field of veterinary medicine,” is provided on a paid basis. For 2023, the service for issuing a license was not provided.
Three public services are provided free of charge:
“Issuance of a veterinary certificate”, a total of 32,384 services were provided in 2023;
“Issuance of a veterinary passport”, a total of 8,433 services were provided in 2023;
“Updating (correcting) information about farm animals” 2 services.
Veterinary safety issues are under constant control of the regional akimat.