Kyrgyzstan relocates pasture users to sary-jaz to revitalize land
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The Ministry of Agriculture in Kyrgyzstan is relocating 97 pasture users to the Sary-Jaz region to reduce pressure on local grazing lands.
This move aims to return abandoned pastures to active use and decrease the burden on nearby grazing areas. The ministry stated that authorities have already sown barren areas in the Tyup district, near the villages of Sary-Bulun and Intymak, with grass using mechanized methods.
To facilitate access to the Sary-Jaz region, the Ministry of Emergency Situations built two bridges measuring 140 and 70 meters in length. The agency also repaired between 50 and 60 km of roads to support the transition. The ministry says that approximately 112 km of roads still require repairs to complete the network for the Sary-Jaz and Jaak pastures. Plans also include constructing 20 bridges on the Chymindy-Sai pasture to improve infrastructure for the relocated users.
