Kyrgyzstan hosts Digital Farmer 2025 forum to promote agricultural innovation
Event highlights digital transformation in agriculture, offering farmers access to cutting-edge tools and innovative technologies.
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan (MNTV) – Kyrgyzstan launched the “Digital Farmer 2025” forum in its capital, Bishkek, bringing together farmers, industry experts, and government officials.
The forum will explore the latest advancements in agricultural digitalization and modern farming technologies.
According to Kabar, the Kyrgyz National News Agency, the event, organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, aims to introduce innovative tools that enhance productivity, improve resource management, and optimize irrigation systems.
A key highlight is the first-ever demonstration exhibition of modern agricultural technologies, where farmers are engaging with industry experts and learning how to integrate digital solutions into their daily operations.
Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry Bakyt Torobaev emphasized the significance of digital transformation in addressing challenges faced by the agricultural sector.
“Digitalization is a powerful tool that helps make data-driven decisions, predict yields, monitor soil conditions, and streamline resource management,” he said.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the forum also provides training sessions to ensure that digital technologies are accessible and practical for all farmers.
Officials stressed the need to create an environment where modern tools can be effectively utilized to boost agricultural efficiency.
The exhibition features cutting-edge machinery, precision farming technologies, and online services designed to simplify agricultural processes.
Farmers are being given hands-on experience and guidance on acquiring and applying these innovations.
As Kyrgyzstan continues its push toward digital agriculture, the government aims to expand access to modern infrastructure and support farmers in adopting new technologies to increase sustainability and productivity in the sector.
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