Financial support for agricultural producers is being expanded
A number of new subsidies have been provided for agricultural entities, including payments for cotton harvest, fodder crops, and imports of chilled meat. Starting from 2027, a "result-based subsidy" for water-saving irrigation technologies will also be introduced as an experiment.
Financial Support for Agricultural Producers is Being Expanded
By Presidential Decree No. PF-354 dated 28.09.2026, measures have been established to increase the efficiency of financial support and improve the risk management system in the agricultural sector.
The document provides for the allocation of several types of subsidies to agricultural entities.
For the 2026 cotton harvest, 500,000 soums will be paid for each ton of raw cotton, with the exception of grades 4 and 5 cotton.
In 2026, cotton-textile clusters and enterprises that are their founders will be granted a subsidy in the amount of 1.5 million soums for each hectare of cotton-growing areas on lands adjacent to them.
In 2027–2029, agricultural enterprises can receive 500,000 soums per year for each hectare of main crop areas occupied by fodder crops. The conclusion of the Agency for Space Research and Technology will serve as the basis for granting the subsidy.
In addition, from October 1, 2026, to June 1, 2027, business entities will be granted a subsidy in the amount of 2,500 soums for each kilogram of imported chilled beef and mutton.
"Result-based subsidy" to be introduced
From January 1, 2027, to January 1, 2028, as a legal experiment, a new mechanism will be introduced to cover part of the costs of agricultural producers for the implementation of water-saving irrigation technologies.
The amount of the "result-based subsidy" will be determined taking into account not only the actual costs of the recipient, but also based on the achieved yield indicators, product quality, and other results.
Insurance premiums will be reduced for farms without insurance events
For agricultural enterprises where no insurance event has been recorded for three years, a discount on insurance premiums ranging from 10% to 20% is provided starting from the fourth year.
In addition, 3-5% of insurance premiums will be directed to the preventive measures reserve.
The document has been published in the National Database of Legislative Data and entered into force on 29.09.2026.