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Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission develops new wheat seed for barren land

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Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) has successfully introduced a new type of seed to make Pakistan self-sufficient in wheat production even in barren lands.

Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission in Faisalabad launched the new seed category. This initiative aims to contribute to the significant progress towards the agricultural revolution of the country.

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In addition, an awareness exhibition was also organized for farmers and agricultural experts in Faisalabad.

According to Dr. Niaz Khoro, the new seed will provide the highest yield from barren terrain and will produce more than prior seeds.

It will yield 30 times as much as wheat. If this seed is given to the general public, millions of hectares of barren land will become productive. Non-toxic agrochemicals and low-cost alternatives to urea fertilizers were also showcased during the exhibition.

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