Agriculture continues play a
vital role in the Pakistan’s economy with pivotal impact on the socio-economic
set-up. Geographically Pakistan has different nature of lands, like mountains
areas, desert areas and plain field area which is suitable for agriculture. Multan
Board Matric Result 2013 Both the land and weather of Pakistan helps to
generate growth more and more every year. About 25% of Pakistan's total land
area is under cultivation and is watered by one of the largest irrigation
systems in the Asia as well world. Pakistan irrigation system is about three
times bigger than Russia. Pakistan earns 21.2% of GDP from agriculture and 43%
employment is affiliated to this. Punjab is the largest province and having
flat grounded area which is the best for wheat and cotton growth.
The most growing crops of Pakistan
are wheat, cotton, rice and sugarcane which is earning of more than 75% of the value of
total crop outcome. In 2012 last year Pakistan harvest wheat about 23 to 25
million tons. Pakistan exports it as well in large quantity to different
countries of Asia. Pakistan exports cotton, rice, wheat, pulses, fruits
specially oranges and mangoes, Faisalabad
Board Matric Result 2013 vegetables and consumer foods etc. The country
is Asia's largest market, second largest for apricot,
ghee market and third
largest market for onion, cotton and milk market.
Agriculture sector is only the
single zone for Pakistan where it has a name is Asia and all over the world, it
also taking benefit from raw materials to the downstream industry thereby
contributing considerably to the country’s exports. In 2009-10 Pakistan
exported agriculture products and items worth was Rs. 288.18 billion. BISE
Faisalabad Board 10th Class Result 2013 Pakistan’s
economy depends on agriculture area is was called to a Asian Tiger in Asia,
Pakistan is little down in this zone for few years but it’s not a terrible
situation for county, still giving good productivity every year not only of
their own consumptions but also Pakistan still export to other Asian countries.
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