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Kazakhstan: Where Central Asia's Bread Comes From

Posted 30 May 2012 23:42 GMT

On Vox Populi, photographer Kanat Beysekeev presents an annotated photo report [ru] on wheat sowing and the everyday life of farmers in northern Kazakhstan. Much of the wheat flour consumed in Central Asia comes from this area.

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Written byAlexander Sodiqov

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