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E-farming system launched for the first time in Pakistan - Astep towards adopting modern technologies
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E-farming system launched for the first time in Pakistan - Astep towards adopting modern technologiesE-farming system launched for the first time in Pakistan - Astep towards adopting modern
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" title="Share this link on Facebook">PakistanApril 10, 2015The University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) has launched an e-farming system first time in Pakistan; to edify the farmers and assist them to acquire maximum yield and profits by modern agri biotech applications. It is a step towards adopting modern technologies."Through e-farming, the yield can be enhanced to 40 maunds per acre" said the e-farming head Dr. Rashid Ahmed, while talking to the Express tribune.He added that the e-farming department at UAF is providing amenities to farmers across the province. Farmers can get in touch with agriculture specialists, researchers and analysts to receive advice on extracting better yield of
crops
.He added further: "By initiating the e-farming system, these farmers can get awareness to maximize the field's potential and use adequate pesticides".Annual reports and survey of the e-farming crew show that farmers of Multan who were getting 20 maunds per acre of cotton yield on average, are now receiving 40 after the introduction of new biotech technologies. More news from: PABIC (Pakistan Biotechnology Information Center)Website: http://www.cnchemicals.com/: April 10, 2015The news item on this page is copyright by the organization where it originatedFair use notice
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