Kyrgyz farmers receive over 2.7 million liters of subsidized diesel fuel
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- Kyrgyzstan's agricultural producers have received over 2.7 million liters of subsidized diesel fuel.
- A total of 7 million liters were allocated at a fixed price of 81 som per liter to support farmers.
- The program aims to ensure timely fieldwork, reduce costs, and support the agricultural sector.
Agricultural producers across Kyrgyzstan are benefiting from a state support program that has already distributed over 2.7 million liters of diesel fuel at a subsidized price. The initiative aims to bolster the nation's agricultural sector by reducing production costs and ensuring the timely completion of essential fieldwork.
Agricultural producers in Kyrgyzstan have already received 2,744,600 liters of diesel fuel at a subsidized price under the state support program.
According to the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry, a total of 7 million liters of diesel fuel have been allocated to farmers. These supplies are being provided at a fixed price of 81 som per liter. The Naryn region has received the largest share of this subsidized fuel, totaling 746,600 liters, followed by Issyk-Kul and Osh regions.
a total of 7 million liters of diesel fuel have been allocated to farmers at a fixed price of 81 som per liter.
The distribution continues, with over 4.2 million liters of subsidized fuel remaining available as of July 23. This program is a key measure designed to support farmers through the crucial autumn fieldwork period and to enhance the overall economic viability of agricultural production in Kyrgyzstan.
The ministry noted that the provision of farmers with subsidized diesel fuel continues.
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