23.04.2026, 13:06

Crop losses in southern Kazakhstan could become severe by 2050 due to climate change – Agriculture Ministry

ASTANA. April 23 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Crop yield losses linked to climate change could reach critical levels in southern Kazakhstan by 2050, said Deputy Agriculture Minister Yerbol Taszhurekov.

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Crop losses in southern Kazakhstan could become severe by 2050 due to climate change – Agriculture Ministry

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