The article explores how changes in the economy and government policies affect farming incentives in Kyrgyzstan. They studied how prices for crops are influenced by policies and macro conditions, such as mining and remittances. They found that the government aims to boost food production, leading to higher prices for food crops. This can make it harder for farmers to sell crops abroad. Additionally, when prices rise for imported goods, it can harm Kyrgyz exporters, including farmers. The study suggests that these factors could impact the government's efforts to increase exports.