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Pakistan turning 2,500 acres into shrimp farms in latest project

The Pakistani government will offer new farmers a 75% subsidy on feeds and shrimp seeds for the first year of the project

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 28, 2020 09:28 GMT
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The Pakistani government has authorized the creation of 2,500 acres of new shrimp farms in the area around Bahawalpur as part of the 'Prime Minister's Agriculture Emergency Program', reports Urdu Point [...]

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