TELUS Agriculture explores high-tech farming partnerships in Kazakhstan's Akmola Region

A delegation from TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods recently visited Akmola Region to explore its agribusiness opportunities. The trip included meetings with local producers and discussions on adopting modern farming technologies. During the visit, representatives toured Enbek LLP, a farm known for its organic dairy production. The company has invested 8.1 billion tenge in its operations, with 5 billion tenge from its own funds and 3.1 billion tenge from Kokshe SPK JSC. Its products are exported to several countries, including Belgium, Denmark, and Turkey.

The delegation also visited KazBeef LLP, which specialises in marbled beef production using American methods. The farm currently holds 13,000 head of cattle, including Angus, Hereford, and Kazakh Whiteheaded breeds. TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods discussed potential collaboration in livestock farming and technology adoption with the company.

John Jensen, vice president of TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods, highlighted the region’s agricultural potential. The delegation proposed introducing advanced techniques to improve soil quality and crop yields in Akmola. The area already hosts 86 meat farms, 47 dairy facilities, and seven large feedlots with a combined capacity of 33,500 cattle. The visit underscored Akmola Region’s growing role in sustainable and high-tech agriculture. Local businesses like Enbek LLP and KazBeef LLP are expanding their operations with significant investments. TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods aims to support further development through technological advancements.