Pakistan's Agricultural Policies

A. Increased wheat productionB. Reduced reliance on a few major cropsC. Improved cotton exportD. Greater government subsidies

A. It has minimal impact on crop yields.B. It focuses solely on increasing export crops.C. It develops improved crop varieties and farming techniques.D. It ...

A. It boosts agricultural output through efficient water use.B. It has little effect on agricultural production.C. It leads to lower crop yields and reduced food security.

A. Lack of funding, poor infrastructure, and low farmer literacyB. Excessive bureaucracy, high costs, and unmotivated farmersC. Political instability, climate change, and crop diseasesD. ...

A. It has no significant effect.B. It always guarantees high income.C. It can significantly impact income, positively or negatively depending on implementation.D. It consistently ...

A. To increase agricultural exportsB. To reduce reliance on food importsC. To ensure sufficient, safe, and affordable food for allD. To improve the quality ...

A. Limited role, mainly in seed distribution.B. Significant role, providing inputs and services to farmers.C. No role, the government controls all input supply.D. A ...

A. Lack of funding and trained personnel.B. Farmers' resistance to new technologies.C. Lack of irrigation systems.D. Insufficient demand for agricultural products.

A. By primarily focusing on cotton production.B. Through research, training, and extension services.C. By regulating fertilizer prices.D. Through direct subsidies to farmers.

A. To increase government revenue from agricultural exports.B. To reduce the number of farmers in Pakistan.C. To modernize the agricultural sector and increase farmer income.