The head of the Radon-Agro farm, Sergei Kozik, has been growing grain and oilseeds for several years. The sown areas of the farm are located on the territory of the Burabay district of the Akmola region, near the village of Kenesary. In 2015, the farmer sowed 500 hectares of land. Over time, the area grew, new, more powerful equipment was needed. To buy a combine, the farm applied for a loan from the Agrarian Credit Corporation.

"We had our own equipment - mainly the Yenisei and Yesil combines. But with the increase in sown areas, it was necessary to expand the fleet of equipment, and we purchased a modern ACROS 595 combine. Due to this, labor productivity doubled! Without the Agrarian Credit It would have been impossible for a corporation to buy such an expensive machine right away. Last year, the purchase took 67 million tenge, this year the same harvester is already being sold for 120 million tenge. The price has almost doubled, so we managed to buy it at a bargain price," Sergei Kozik says

This is not the first loan that Akmola farmers received. Every year, under the Ken Dala program, he receives funding for spring field and harvesting work. The farm, which actively uses zero technology, is preparing for this year's harvesting campaign. KH "Radon-Agro", specializing in grain, plans to continue cooperation with a financial partner - Agrarian Credit Corporation.