ISLAMABAD: Punjab government has started developments projects worth Rs 2.25 billion to promote modern irrigation system and technology suitable for country’s weather conditions.
A spokesman of Punjab Agriculture Department Najaf Abbas told Radio Pakistan that sixty percent subsidy will be given to the farmers on the installation of Drip Irrigation System.
He said Water Management Wing has been given a target of shifting 20,000 acres of land to Drip Irrigation System.
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