Turkmenistan to establish new state commission
By Aynur Jafarova
Turkmenistan will establish a state commission for streamlined harvesting of cereals in 2014.
This was noted in a decree issued by Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, Trend Agency reported.
It will allow holding fast and lossless harvest at a high level,
trouble-free transportation of the harvested cereals to warehouses
and grain elevators, as well as, to timely make payments to grain
producers.
This will also serve to regularly increase the production of wheat,
which is considered a source of wealth and guarantee of food
sovereignty of Turkmenistan.
Turkmenistan plans to harvest 1.6 million tons of cereals from
860,000 hectares of lands in 2014. Last year, the country harvested
1.6 million tons of cereals.
Turkmenistan used 1,880 combine harvesters of Case, New Holland,
John Deere and CLAAS brands in the harvesting.
Turkmenistan has a council that supervises the export of
agricultural and commodity products of ministries and sectoral
departments, and the agricultural joint stock companies.
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