Tajikistan spends on average US$15–US$20 million annually on importing corn. The country struggles to meet its demand due to limited agricultural land, lack of high-quality seeds, outdated technology, and insufficient support for producers.
Corn plays a crucial role in Tajikistan's agriculture, contributing to food security and serving as a valuable resource for animal feed; photo / Asia-PlusTajikistan spends on average US$15–US$20 million annually on importing corn. The country struggles to meet its demand due to limited agricultural land, lack of high-quality seeds, outdated technology, and insufficient support for producers.
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