Where there is aspiration, nothing will stop you from achieving your goal. You can, for example, start breeding fish and turn it into... agritourism! A resident of Zhambyl region, Abdrakhim Kuanyshbaev, has been successfully implementing projects in the agricultural sector for more than 14 years. He created an artificial reservoir near his house on the outskirts of the village, purifying underground springs. Thus began the work of fish breeding. Funds were needed to develop the business. The agribusinessman turned to the Agricultural Credit Corporation, with which he had previously collaborated.

“I have applied for loans from corporations for fish farming several times. This time I received 5 million tenge. The interest rate on the loan is favorable, there is a 1-year vacation, this is very convenient for us. The low rate and grace period are a big help for rural business. In this "We brought trout caviar from Poland in 2009. Now we are raising 3 million fry of three types of fish in special ponds," says the head of the Altyn Bulak peasant farm, Abdrakhim Kuanyshbaev.

It takes 6 months for the fry to become a marketable product. Now the business owner is already making a profit from selling fish. The next task is to turn the farm into a large agro-tourist complex; there is every chance for this. At the same time, the entrepreneur is engaged in gardening and growing vegetables.

In general, aquaculture as a business has every chance of becoming successful: today Kazakhstan exports fish to 10 countries of the world.