Agricultural policies refer to the set of laws, regulations, and guidelines established by governments aimed at influencing the agricultural sector’s economic and social outcomes. These policies can encompass a variety of areas, including crop production, food security, trade, land use, rural development, and environmental sustainability. Agricultural policies are designed to support farmers’ income, promote efficient resource use, ensure food safety and quality, and protect natural resources. They often include measures such as subsidies, price controls, tax incentives, import/export regulations, and investment in agricultural research and infrastructure. Ultimately, agricultural policies seek to achieve a balance between enhancing productivity, ensuring equitable access to food, and promoting sustainable practices within the agricultural system.
Pakistan and China have embarked on a significant partnership, ushering in advanced technologies that promise to transform key sectors such as agriculture and healthcare. The collaboration has been made possible…