The Agrarian Credit Corporation takes part in the specialized exhibition-demonstration “Kazakhstan Field Day “Jańa Dala/GreenDay 2022”. The event annually acts as a large-scale platform for the exchange of experience and the development of business contacts between domestic and foreign farmers.

In the first half of 2022, the Agrarian Credit Corporation allocated more than 182 billion tenge to finance agricultural projects.

Every year, interest in agricultural insurance is growing. If in 2020-2021 254 contracts were concluded, more than 265.7 thousand hectares, 2.6 million heads of animals and birds (including cattle and small cattle, horses and birds) were insured, then for 5 months of this year 184 contracts, 308 thousand hectares and more than 60 thousand heads of farm animals are insured.

Insurance companies have extended the deadline for accepting applications for the soil moisture deficit index insurance product for cereals until May 6, 2022.

The Agrarian Credit Corporation continues to finance agricultural producers and subjects of the agro-industrial complex for spring field and harvesting work under the Ken Dala program. In addition to the previously planned 70 billion tenge, another 70 billion tenge will be allocated additionally.

Agrarian Credit Corporation JSC, within the framework of the republican budget for carrying out activities to support the subjects of the agro-industrial complex, approved applications for a total of 26 billion tenge for spring field and harvesting work, which will allow sowing and harvesting more than 1 million hectares of sown areas.