Agriculture and farming in Pakistan

Pakistan is an agricultural country. About seventy percent of its population lives in villages. The largest export of Pakistan is cotton. In 2020 Pakistan will export 2.64 billion worth of cotton. In addition, Pakistan considers the most significant country that exports vegetables and fruits. Therefore Pakistani mangoes are very famous in Arab countries. Therefore varieties of mangoes in Pakistan are Chaunsa and Rattol. Therefore, Pakistan is considered countries that generated considerable revenue by exporting its agricultural stuff. In Pakistan majority of its population is involved in farming. Goat and sheep farming has been prevalent in Pakistan from earlier times. But for the last few years, people have been engaged in different types of farming like ostrich farming, dear agriculture, etc.

In the middle east, Pakistan exports tons of fresh meat every year. Pakistan grows famous crops like wheat, rice, cotton, sugarcane, etc. On the Punjab side, wheat production is 1500 kg per acre. We can improve the production average by taking some helpful steps. The government needs to overcome the tax on farmers, providing the best quality fertilizers and medicines for crops at cheap rates. By this, the farmer gives more effort to his harvest, and we can get a good result. In the whole world, every country works for modern farming. But in Pakistan, this culture grows very slowly by comparing the other countries in the world. In the 20s in Pakistan, fish farming continued with traditional ways but now, fish farming trends go towards bio flok fish farming. In this way, the farmer gives the maximum average from its agriculture. In 2019 due to bio floc fish farming, Pakistan export became double. Most people in Pakistan are interested in developing farms. It is terrific. Many slaughterhouses export beef and mutton in Arab countries. On the other hand, vegetable farming in Pakistan also grows fastly. In shortage times, Pakistan imports instead of exporting vegetables and beans. To overcome this situation, Pakistani farmers took a step toward modern farming.

In Pakistan, the government introduced G1 garlic to the farmers and provided facilities to grow it in Pakistan. By the production of G1 garlic in Pakistan. Pakistan export garlic instead of export. From time to time, farming in Pakistan travels toward modern agriculture. To improve the exports of Pakistan, the government needs to take more steps towards its export and minimize its imports by this Pakistani economy travel towards its betterment.

The locals of northern areas of Pakistan are also involved in farming. World best quality dry fruit is growing in the north of Pakistan. Pakistani dry fruit is very famous in the whole world. Different types of dry fruit are growing in Pakistan, for example, almonds, peanuts, pistachio, etc. Pakistan produces the best quality dry fruits at meager prices. For example, a pistachio per kg in Pakistan is available for 15 dollars.