Altyn Farm
Steppe in the Akkol district in spring: dry grass, scattered birch woods, lakes on the horizon

An integrated beef complex in the Akkol district

Land, feed, a breeding herd, a feedlot for 20,000 head, halal processing and a livestock market inside one enterprise. Built in two phases between 2026 and 2028.

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51.9167 N, 70.9333 E Akmola region, Kazakhstan Akkol 19:02 Beijing 22:02 Riyadh 17:02

Land first, everything else after

The plot outline is taken from satellite imagery and tied to the villages of Uryupinka, Amangeldy and Akkunchuk. Feed is grown on the same land: bought-in rations mean somebody else's cost base and somebody else's quality.

Satellite image of the Altyn Farm plot with land use boundaries marked near the villages of Uryupinka and Amangeldy
Land use boundary Akkol district 2 000 ha under irrigation Airbus imagery, 2026

Six units, one chain

None of it is contracted out. That is why the origin of a lot never gets lost between other people's companies.

01

Land and feed

Centre-pivot irrigation for maize silage, our own ration and our own cost base.

15 t/ha minimum dry matter

02

Cow-calf farm

Our own breeding instead of buying young stock from assorted suppliers.

2 000-3 000 head of breeding herd

03

Backgrounding

Lots are evened out by weight and age before they go on feed.

3 000-5 000 head at a time

04

Feedlot

Open-pen layout, electronic identification, automated weighing and sorting.

20 000 head, second phase

05

Halal abattoir

Slaughter to EU standards, carcass breaking, chilling and packing on site.

200 head cattle per shift

06

Livestock market

A trading floor with transparent pricing: cattle, sheep and horses.

4 000 cattle on sale at one time

Cattle at the feed bunk along the fence line of a feedlot
Feed bunk at a feedlot. This is a reference facility built to Australian standard; there is no photography of our own site yet.

Steam flaking whole grain lifts available feed energy by 18-27%, feed conversion by 10%, and cuts intake per head by 11%.

None of this is our invention. The steam flaking mill, open-pen layout and low stress cattle handling come from Australian and North American feedlots, where they have been in use for decades.

Cattle handling equipment comes from Thompson Longhorn, centre-pivot irrigation from Western, construction is run by COGEMAT. Overall project development was done by Adamand Enterprises.

Every lot comes with paper

An ear tag on feed, a lot number at slaughter, a line on the waybill. A buyer in China or the Gulf opens the record by QR and sees exactly what the inspector sees.

  • One number across the whole chain, from entry to the feedlot to shipment.
  • Documents are attached to the lot, not emailed on request.
  • Verification without a middleman: the code on the pack leads to the live record.
Lot passport AF-2027-0412
OriginAkkol, Akmola region
Head in lot128
Average liveweight620 kg
Age18-22 months
RationSilage, steam flakes
SlaughterHalal, EU standard
Veterinary certificateAttached
Shipping date2027-04-19

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AF-2027-0412

SPECIMEN

Who is behind the project

Adamand Enterprises

Overall project development and transfer of Australian feedlot practice to the site in Akkol.

Australia
Thompson Longhorn

Cattle handling equipment: crush, scales, sorting, low stress handling.

Goombarra QLD
COGEMAT

Project management and construction of the production facilities.

Italy
Western

Centre-pivot irrigation systems for the maize silage feed base.

International

Let us talk volumes

We reply within one business day: volumes available by phase, cut specification, documents for the requirements of your market.

Email info@altyn.farm

Site Akkol district, Akmola region

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