Kazakhstan once again proves its agricultural strength on the global stage.

Kazakhstan once again proves its agricultural strength on the global stage. In the south of the country, in the city of Sary-Agash, a truly historic achievement has been recorded. A ram named MILLION, weighing over 231 kg, owned by farmer Kuanysh Myktybayev, has been officially included in the World Book of Records for Asia and Africa — GBR (GLOBAL BEST of RECORDS) — as the largest ram in the world. This is not just a record. It is the result of years of systematic breeding work, scientific selection, and dedication to livestock excellence. Moreover, the breeders of Kuanysh Myktybayev’s sheep farming enterprise (Sary-Agash, Kazakhstan) have officially received documentation for a new sheep breed — “Baisary”. This marks a new chapter in modern Kazakh sheep breeding and strengthens Kazakhstan’s reputation as a leader in high-quality livestock genetics. Southern Kazakhstan demonstrates that tradition, science, and perseverance create world-level results. GBR (GLOBAL BEST of RECORDS) EVERY RECORD IS A HISTORY