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Farmers in Russia's Saratov region, which borders Kazakhstan, have appealed to President Vladimir Putin for help in combating the saiga antelope invasion that migrated from Kazakhstan and devastated their fields, Reuters reports. "Our problem lies in the uncontrolled growth of the saiga population, which has exceeded 1 million individuals," the farmers stated, noting that the animals are damaging crops, pastures, and agricultural lands. Moreover, the animals are drowning while crossing rivers, creating an environmental problem. In a separate letter to Putin, signed by the heads of leading farms in the region and obtained by Reuters, it is stated that crop damage from saigas is not covered by insurance because the animal has not yet been included in the list of agricultural pests. The Saratov Region Ministry of Agriculture announced on Tuesday that it has created a commission to assess damage and is developing a mechanism to support farmers. Incidentally, Saratov, located on the ...

In the Saratov region, serious damage is being inflicted on agricultural crop plantings due to the massive spread of saiga antelopes across their territory, media reports. These even-toed ungulates migrated to the region from Kazakhstan at the end of May. Currently, around 1 million of these animals have been discovered in local fields. They trample and eat crops. Live evidence of this exists on social networks. For example, in the Telegram channel "Saratov and Region News," a video appeared showing the head of one farm attempting unsuccessfully to drive these animals away from his fields. They have also caused damage to the ecological condition of the Malyi Uzen River, where hundreds of these animals have drowned. A video of the incident has also been posted in the same Telegram channel. Another problem is that saiga antelopes are listed in the Red Books of Russia and Kazakhstan. This means that eliminating them through hunting and population control is, unfortunately, also ...

As of today, June 2, over 19.1 million hectares of agricultural land have been sown in Kazakhstan, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports. According to operational reports, 4.9 million hectares have been sown in Akmola region, 273.4 thousand hectares in Almaty region, 509 thousand hectares in Aktobe region, 488.6 thousand hectares in East Kazakhstan region, 328.9 thousand hectares in Zhambyl region, 345.1 thousand hectares in West Kazakhstan region, over 1 million hectares in Karaganda region, 4.7 million hectares in Kostanay region, 1.2 million hectares in Pavlodar region, 3.5 million hectares in North Kazakhstan region, 520.7 thousand hectares in Turkestan region, 373.7 thousand hectares in Zhetysu region, and 618.1 thousand hectares in Abay region. More than 14.3 million hectares have been sown with grain crops, 880.8 thousand hectares with feed crops, 119.2 thousand hectares with vegetable crops, 115 thousand hectares with ...