11.02.2025, 12:06

Kazakhstan will reduce area under wheat by 159,000 ha in 2025

ASTANA. Feb 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan plans to reduce this year the area under wheat by 159,00 hectares but will increase the area under oilseeds by 365,000 hectares, Agricultural Minister Aidarbek Saparov said.

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Kazakhstan will reduce area under wheat by 159,000 ha in 2025

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