Clusters play a key role in the development of the agro-industrial sector, as they consist of interconnected and interdependent companies, farms, research centers, suppliers, and other participants concentrated within a specific geographical area and linked by common goals and specialization.

Information about soil characteristics, water availability, and regional specialization serves as a basis for crop placement and planning for the next year’s harvest, which contributes to ensuring food security. Forming such data is also useful for organizing timely state support for agricultural producers.

The “Agrosubsidiya” information system is intended for collecting, reviewing, and coordinating materials related to the provision of subsidies to agricultural producers with authorized bodies and organizations.

A unified state information system designed to systematically regulate mutual settlements and payment discipline among farms, suppliers, and service organizations across the entire chain — from land preparation to crop cultivation and final settlements.