According to the Ministry of Agriculture, artificial insemination of 5,575 head of cattle has been carried out in the Issyk-Kul region since the beginning of the year. This work resulted in 293 offspring.
Scale and conditions of the procedure
Nationwide, as of October 1, 2026, 59,754 head of cattle had undergone artificial insemination. In the Issyk-Kul region, 49 artificial insemination stations are involved in the procedure. These stations are distributed across the districts: 14 in Jeti-Oguz district, 11 each in Tyup and Ak-Suu districts, 9 in Issyk-Kul district, 5 in Ton district and 1 in the city of Karakol.
It is important to note that the state provides livestock owners with 7,576 doses of breeding animal semen free of charge. At the same time, farmers pay only for the services of the veterinarian who performs the insemination procedure.
Process and oversight
Regular monitoring of the work of artificial insemination stations is carried out. Specialists assess the conditions for storing and using semen, and also check that the stations comply with veterinary and sanitary requirements and that records of the offspring produced are kept. If deficiencies are identified, veterinarians provide recommendations for addressing them.
Artificial insemination helps improve the breed qualities of livestock, develop livestock farming and produce quality offspring.
