Over 400 farmers attend maize seminar in Swabi on modern agriculture practices

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More than 400 farmers attended a maize cultivation seminar in Swabi focused on modern farming techniques, fertilizer awareness and crop productivity.

SWABI: More than 400 farmers participated in a maize cultivation seminar in Swabi organized jointly by Fatima Fertilizer and the Agriculture Extension Department, as officials highlighted modern farming methods and government-backed agricultural initiatives.

The “Sarsabz Mega Seminar” brought together farmers, agriculture experts and government representatives to discuss crop productivity, balanced fertilizer use and new technologies aimed at improving maize yields in the region.

Speaking at the event, Aqibullah Khan said the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government was implementing development projects worth billions of rupees to support farmers in Swabi. He said the provincial government would continue cooperation with the Agriculture Department to strengthen the agriculture sector.

Representatives of Fatima Fertilizer, including Zulfiqar Haider and Muhammad Imran Hussain, briefed participants on the company’s services and stressed the importance of balanced fertilizer application. They also informed farmers about free soil testing facilities available for growers.

Director of Agriculture Muhammad Idris shared information on modern cultivation techniques, yield improvement technologies and ongoing departmental projects aimed at supporting farmers.

MPA Abdul Karim discussed the PHLC project and its efforts to convert barren land into cultivable agricultural fields.

Director of Research Muftahuddin and Attaullah Khan praised farmers for their contributions to agriculture and appreciated the government’s policies aimed at supporting the farming community.

Officials from Fatima Fertilizer, including Pervez Iqbal and Mujeebul Haq, along with officers from the Agriculture Department, also attended the seminar.

At the conclusion of the event, gifts were distributed among participating farmers and guests.

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