The Sindh government is working on a project to establish dedicated floricultural farms across the province in an effort to diversify agriculture and unlock new income opportunities for farmers.
The initiative, spearheaded by the Agriculture Extension Sindh in coordination with other provincial stakeholders, aims to tap the considerable potential of floriculture as a high-value and climate-resilient segment of agriculture.
Talking to Wealth Pakistan, Ghulam Mustafa Nangraj, Director of the Agriculture Extension Sindh, said the province has the climatic diversity, fertile soils and farming capacity needed to develop floriculture into a viable economic sector.
Read more at: Associated Press of Pakistan
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