Submitted by: Muhammad Atif (70129018)
Department of law
Topic: Crop challenges
Pakistan the land of giving chances is not a saying but a reality.
Unfortunately, blemished readiness, lost needs, the delicate
writ of governing bodied and careless exercises to achieve
transient increments have driven this country into a wreck.
The farmer community is consuming almost 90pc of the total.
The sector provides a basic source to other production as well.
Maize, cotton, rice, sugarcane and wheat consume major water
resources and labor as well. Even though they contribute to
almost 1.1pc for last two decades.
Non availability of resources and facilities serve as the plague
to the farming belt. Moreover, government’s unnecessary
interference is bad. Wheat is the only crop purchased from
farmers. Government set its price rate but peasants are not
provided enough. In order to provide cheap flour governments
is helping somehow. Such successive intervention yield wheat
almost stationary.
They will in like manner improve extra rooms with the objective
that farmers can store the assemble as opposed to throwing it
into the stream when the ideal expenses are denied.
On the other side, maize and rice has become the jewels of
Pakistan as their growth rate has surpassed the other crop
productions. Study unveils that peasants use low quality seeds
which provides low quality and quantity. Due to the absence of
modern techniques and efforts much commodity goes to
waste. The corporate world must step forward to support in
providing machinery and buying seeds. This will increase the
crop yield with better quality and quantity. They can help in
improving sector of dairy products and to those having two to
three dairy animals. It will ensure equality.
This region moreover adds to the public exchequer and is set to
convey dairy things.
As the increased population and industries are shrinking
agricultural lands, countries are buying lands in other countries
for cultivation purpose this is the time we should make
Pakistan a food surplus country and lawmakers should make
efforts to achieve the major goal.