Pakistan: 6.5 million cotton bales are the government's goal.
At the third review meeting on cotton crop held at Muhammad Nawaz Sharif University of Agriculture, Punjab's Minister for Agriculture, Syed Ashiq Hussain Kirmani, expressed confidence in Punjab's ability to achieve the target of 6.5 million cotton bales this year.
Kirmani underscored the significance of cotton cultivation in Punjab and the government's commitment, directed by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, to revive cotton production in the region.
He outlined plans to rejuvenate south Punjab as a leading cotton hub, highlighting cotton's pivotal role in bolstering the national economy.
Kirmani assured the utilization of all available resources to meet cotton cultivation and production targets, with various projects underway to usher in a green revolution in the province.
He ensured the availability of quality agricultural inputs at fixed prices and instructed the Agriculture Extension and Pest Warning staff to organize monthly activities for efficient management.
Furthermore, Punjab Agriculture Secretary Iftikhar Ali Sahoo stressed the regular conduct of Divisional and District Advisory Committees meetings.
Kirmani emphasized the importance of implementing technical advisories from the Agriculture department and cautioned against any negligence in guiding farmers.
He advocated for digital monitoring of field staff activities in cotton areas and urged them to enhance their professional skills in assisting farmers.
Measures to boost the breeding capacity of beneficial insects and postpone chemical sprays on cotton were also recommended.
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