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Genc Degirmen, Turkey
An exclusive look into the latest incredible turnkey project for flour and cereal production in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has a large agricultural sector where livestock and cereal production play a leading role. Most professions are created in the agricultural sector.
The country, which has wide and fertile lands, has a great potential in agriculture. Currently, Kazakhstan is one of the largest grain producers and exporters in the world. The share of agriculture sector in GSYIH is five to six percent.
The main agricultural products of the country are wheat, maize, rice, oats, cotton, potatoes, vegetables, sugar beet and sunflower products. The country is self-sufficient in the production of bread and animal feed, which are the staple food. According to figures from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Kazakhstan, the world's sixth largest exporter of grain, exports grain to about 40 countries, mainly wheat.
81 percent of the total land (222 million hectares) is arable land. This leads investors in the country to start companies that are subject to agriculture and processing of the products. The country faces environmental barriers such as water availability and harsh climate as well as fertile land.
Despite these drawbacks, especially with the strength of wheat and the ease of production, production is still sustainable. There are also structural difficulties such as the shortage of skilled farm workers, the dominance of livelihood producers in basic product sectors, the weak local food supply chain, and difficult access to foreign markets.
Due to the harsh climate, the cultivation time was reduced to a single season. March to October in the south of the country and April to September in the north can be considered as the harvest season.
Building bridges from Turkey to Kazakhstan
Genc Degirmen, who put smiles on the investor's face, has completed nearly 50 turnkey projects in Kazakhstan and has built large silos, machinery and equipment for nearly 20 companies.
The company provides solutions for the needs of the investor in the sales and service phase in Kazakhstan with two branches and provides them with high quality services and products.
Investors who promote Genc Degirmen with the latest technology in the industry and are jealous of maintenance time and costs that minimise operating costs will be leaders in their region thanks to this state-of-the-art facility. With the full-capacity automation system, the investor saves work and costs.
From an industrial point of view, these achievements show that 4.0 is not a far-sighted dream. Genc Degirmen has in this factory; Construction and positioning with the dedication of all specialists in the steel floor construction "Single Line" have been implemented seamlessly.
Read the full article in the Milling and Grain magazine online, HERE.
An exclusive look into the latest incredible turnkey project for flour and cereal production in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has a large agricultural sector where livestock and cereal production play a leading role. Most professions are created in the agricultural sector.
The country, which has wide and fertile lands, has a great potential in agriculture. Currently, Kazakhstan is one of the largest grain producers and exporters in the world. The share of agriculture sector in GSYIH is five to six percent.
The main agricultural products of the country are wheat, maize, rice, oats, cotton, potatoes, vegetables, sugar beet and sunflower products. The country is self-sufficient in the production of bread and animal feed, which are the staple food. According to figures from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Kazakhstan, the world's sixth largest exporter of grain, exports grain to about 40 countries, mainly wheat.
81 percent of the total land (222 million hectares) is arable land. This leads investors in the country to start companies that are subject to agriculture and processing of the products. The country faces environmental barriers such as water availability and harsh climate as well as fertile land.
Despite these drawbacks, especially with the strength of wheat and the ease of production, production is still sustainable. There are also structural difficulties such as the shortage of skilled farm workers, the dominance of livelihood producers in basic product sectors, the weak local food supply chain, and difficult access to foreign markets.
Due to the harsh climate, the cultivation time was reduced to a single season. March to October in the south of the country and April to September in the north can be considered as the harvest season.
Building bridges from Turkey to Kazakhstan
Genc Degirmen, who put smiles on the investor's face, has completed nearly 50 turnkey projects in Kazakhstan and has built large silos, machinery and equipment for nearly 20 companies.
The company provides solutions for the needs of the investor in the sales and service phase in Kazakhstan with two branches and provides them with high quality services and products.
Investors who promote Genc Degirmen with the latest technology in the industry and are jealous of maintenance time and costs that minimise operating costs will be leaders in their region thanks to this state-of-the-art facility. With the full-capacity automation system, the investor saves work and costs.
From an industrial point of view, these achievements show that 4.0 is not a far-sighted dream. Genc Degirmen has in this factory; Construction and positioning with the dedication of all specialists in the steel floor construction "Single Line" have been implemented seamlessly.
Read the full article in the Milling and Grain magazine online, HERE.
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