Punjab Government Announced Deadline For Apply In Green Tractor Scheme
A remarkable event celebrating the Chief Minister Punjab Green Tractor Program was recently held in District Jhelum, where 68 successful farmers were awarded tractors through a transparent balloting process. This initiative, led by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, aims to revolutionize agriculture in Punjab by providing subsidized tractors to deserving farmers and promoting sustainable farming practices.
Transparent Distribution Process
The ceremony, attended by Members of the National Assembly Bilal Azhar Kayani and Chaudhry Farrukh Altaf, along with Director Agriculture Extension Rawalpindi Syed Shahid Iftikhar Bukhari and Deputy Commissioner Jhelum Meesam Abbas, highlighted the fair and transparent process of the program. MNA Bilal Azhar Kayani emphasized the importance of ensuring merit-based selection free from political interference, underlining that such initiatives are critical for Punjab’s agricultural uplift.
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Billions Allocated for Agricultural Growth
MNA Chaudhry Farrukh Altaf commended the Punjab Government for its unwavering dedication to farmers, mentioning that billions of rupees have been allocated to the Green Tractor Scheme and Kisan Card initiatives. He acknowledged Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s tireless efforts to improve the province’s agricultural infrastructure, ensuring farmers receive the necessary tools to increase productivity and income.
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Simplified Implementation for Farmers
Speaking at the event, Deputy Commissioner Meesam Abbas lauded the government’s efforts to simplify the program’s implementation process. He announced plans to increase the number of tractors allocated to District Jhelum in future phases, ensuring that even more farmers benefit from the initiative. According to him, the subsidy provided to farmers under this program is the largest in the nation’s history.
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Boosting Agricultural Productivity
Director Agriculture Shahid Iftikhar Bukhari shared insights into the program’s broader impact, noting that 9,500 tractors have been distributed across Punjab through the Green Tractor Program. He highlighted the significant increase in agricultural productivity, with crop yields in District Jhelum rising from 19 to 22 maunds per acre in just three years. This improvement reflects the success of the Punjab Government’s agricultural policies.
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Gratitude from Farmers
At the conclusion of the event, MNA Bilal Azhar Kayani, MNA Chaudhry Farrukh Altaf, Director Agriculture Shahid Iftikhar Bukhari, and Deputy Commissioner Meesam Abbas distributed tractor keys to the successful farmers. The recipients expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Punjab Government for launching such a beneficial program, which has empowered them to improve their farming practices and livelihood.
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Conclusion
The Chief Minister Punjab Green Tractor Program is a transformative step toward empowering farmers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. By providing subsidized tractors and simplifying the program’s accessibility, the Punjab Government has demonstrated its commitment to fostering growth in the agricultural sector. This initiative will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in ensuring food security and economic stability across Punjab.
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FAQs
1. What is the purpose of the Green Tractor Program?
The program aims to empower farmers by providing subsidized tractors to increase agricultural productivity and ensure sustainable farming practices.
2. How many tractors have been distributed so far?
A total of 9,500 tractors have been distributed across Punjab through the program.
3. How are farmers selected for the program?
Farmers are selected through a transparent balloting process, ensuring fairness and equal opportunity.
4. What is the impact of the program on crop yields?
The program has significantly improved crop yields, with productivity in District Jhelum increasing from 19 to 22 maunds per acre.