Pakistan Launches Subsidy Scheme for Farmers with Under 12 Acres
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Pakistan's federal government has introduced a new subsidy scheme targeting farmers who own less than 12 acres of land. This initiative aims to support small-scale farmers by providing financial assistance, potentially improving agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods. The scheme could affect millions of small farmers across the country, influencing food production and rural economic stability.
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- •The subsidy scheme applies specifically to farmers owning less than 12 acres of land.
- •The program is a federal government initiative announced in April 2026.
- •The scheme is designed to provide financial support to small-scale farmers in Pakistan.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the federal government effectively implements the subsidy scheme small farmers may increase crop production and income, benefiting rural communities and national food security.
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