IOFS Delivers Third Webinar on Alfalfa Animal Forage Production

Country: Kazakhstan
IOFS Delivers Third Webinar on Alfalfa Animal Forage Production
25 July 2024

Astana, Kazakhstan - On July 24, 2024, the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS) partnered with the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of Kazakhstan “Atameken”, and the Turkish Mevlana Development Agency to conduct its third webinar on Animal Forage Production, focusing specifically on alfalfa. The webinar featured in-depth discussions on crucial topics such as seed management and cutting-edge machinery for alfalfa cultivation.

The event commenced with insightful opening remarks from IOFS Projects and Programs Director, Prof. Dr. Zulfiqar Ali, and Mr. Ihsan Bostanci Secretary General of Mevlana Development Agency, who emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in advancing agricultural practices. Their encouragement of active participation set the stage for a dynamic exchange of knowledge among participants.

Distinguished experts, including Mr. Ali Osman Çalmaz, General Director of Anıl Yatağanlı Equipment Limited Company, and Mr. Abdi Uysal, Head of Abdel Ziraat company, shared their extensive expertise during the session. Their presentations were followed by a lively Q&A session that provided attendees with deeper insights into optimizing alfalfa production.

Local Kazakh farmers specializing in alfalfa cultivation also actively participated, highlighting the crop's significance in local agriculture and its potential for export growth. Their contributions underscored the webinar's practical relevance and its alignment with regional agricultural priorities.

The successful collaboration between IOFS, Atameken, and Mevlana Development Agency reflects a commitment to fostering innovation and sustainability in agricultural practices within the Islamic world. The webinar not only addressed current challenges but also identified pathways for future advancements in alfalfa production, ensuring food security and economic prosperity across participating regions.