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Street lighting was one of the most frequently raised topics related to the life and life of the village, at meetings of the district akim with the population. Integrated lighting systems were installed on the streets of Zhunisbaev, Kasymbekov, Zhenis, Alimov in the village of Miyaly. Street lighting installed along the streets, drinking water, gas, roads and communications are an integral part of the culture and beauty of the village.
Миялы ауылдық округінде Шаңғы спорттық ойынынан аудан аралық жарыс өтті.
The breeding reproducer of Agrofirma Dinara-Ranch LLP is one of the largest enterprises for the reproduction of beef cattle in the southern region of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
To date, the company owns a livestock complex, large areas of pasture land in the spring and autumn, as well as irrigated land for sufficient fodder in winter.
At the end of 2019, the number of Herefords on the farm was 5375 heads, Kazakh Whitehead - 390 heads, Angus - 3551 heads and Holstein - 2522 heads.
Together with scientists, systematic selection and breeding work is carried out on the farm.
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The breeding reproducer of Agrofirma Dinara-Ranch LLP is one of the largest enterprises for the reproduction of beef cattle in the southern region of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
To date, the company owns a livestock complex, large areas of pasture land in the spring and autumn, as well as irrigated land for sufficient fodder in winter.
At the end of 2019, the number of Herefords on the farm was 5375 heads, Kazakh Whitehead - 390 heads, Angus - 3551 heads and Holstein - 2522 heads.
Together with scientists, systematic selection and breeding work is carried out on the farm.
Dinara Group Agricultural Holding is an industrial complex of a wide profile: from the production of feed, to the processing of meat, milk and rice and the subsequent sale of the entire product range.
Year of Foundation: 1996
Number of employees: more than 800
Goals of Dinara Group Agricultural Holding:
Creating a high-quality domestic product
Exchange of experience with international companies
Export potential development of cattle meat and dairy products
Professional development of specialists
Productivity growth
Execution of new projects
Introduction of advanced technologies
Kokpar kaz. kokpar (Uzbek uloq or ko'pkari — "goat", taj. Kpkor - "fight for the goat", kirg. Kok-Boru (Kok-Boru — "Gray Wolf") (another name is ulak tartysh) — "tug of war of the goat") is an ancient, well—known since the time of Zoroastrianism, a popular equestrian game among Kazakhs, Kirghiz, Tajiks, Uzbeks and other peoples of Central Asia.
Kokpar is a symbiosis of horse racing, wrestling and games[1]. Riders are fighting for the carcass of a goat — you need to take possession of the carcass of a goat, get with it a few kilometers to a conditional place, for example, your village, after which opponents no longer have the right to fight for it. In a modern sports cockpit, it is necessary to capture the carcass, hold it and throw it into the "kazandyk" (gate) of the opposing team. Currently, both options exist.
In miyaly rural district, the 90th anniversary of the rural district was celebrated. The festive event was held at a very high level.