The ‘Nurly meýdan’ farm in the Baherden etrap has achieved significant success in the development of Turkmenistan's agro-industrial complex. The new hatchery complex is capable of producing up to 12 million chicks annually, which significantly strengthens the country's potential in the field of poultry farming. This was reported by the IIC.

The modern poultry complex, covering an area of 10 hectares, is designed to produce 8-16 million eggs per year, with a current daily output of 4,000 eggs. Products under the ‘Nurly meýdan’ brand are already being supplied to retail chains, providing the population with high-quality products.

In addition, a feed mill with a capacity of 10 tonnes per hour operates on the site, producing hay and mixed feed for farm animals. This ensures that poultry and livestock are fully fed, reducing dependence on imports.

The development of ‘Nurly meýdan’ contributes to food security, the introduction of modern technologies and the creation of new jobs, demonstrating the successful implementation of the state strategy in the agro-industrial sector.