In the Era of Revival of the New Epoch of the Powerful State, particular importance is attached to training young people with modern knowledge, broad horizons and high professional qualifications. To this end, teachers and students from the S.A. Niyazov Turkmen Agricultural University and the Turkmen Agricultural Institute took part in educational and practical study visits to several European cities.
During visits to Frankfurt, Mainz and Mannheim in Germany, as well as Amsterdam in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the students learned about advanced global agricultural practices, modern technologies and effective methods of organizing production.
The educational and practical visits involved 10 students and two teachers from the Faculty of Agricultural Mechanization at the S.A. Niyazov Turkmen Agricultural University, along with five students and one teacher from the Turkmen Agricultural Institute.
During the visits, the students had the opportunity to study modern agricultural production methods firsthand, observe how advanced technologies are integrated into production processes, and combine their theoretical knowledge with practical experience.
Of particular importance was the opportunity to learn about the operations of John Deere, a company widely recognized worldwide for manufacturing agricultural machinery. The students received detailed information about the capabilities of modern agricultural equipment, its efficient use in production, and the role of mechanization in agricultural development.
In addition, the students became familiar with the operations of dairy farms, modern livestock-rearing methods and technologies for producing high-quality agricultural products.
Such international educational and practical visits help broaden young specialists’ knowledge, deepen their understanding of global agricultural development trends and familiarize them with advanced practices. The experience gained is expected to play an important role in the future development of Turkmenistan’s agricultural sector, improving production efficiency and expanding the adoption of modern technologies.







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