Sindh Agriculture University has started a modern agricultural experiment at Latif Experimental Farm with tissue culture banana cultivation (Dhaka variety) along with chili intercropping to improve land use and farmers’ income. Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal inaugurated the project and planted saplings on 18 acres, stating it can increase yield by 30–40% and reduce diseases while boosting exports. Dr. Manzoor Ali Abro said university farms play an important role in research and farmer training, while Dr. Muhammad Mithal Lund added that the project will promote modern agriculture, improve productivity, and provide extra income through intercropping.
Sindh Agriculture University has started a modern agricultural experiment at Latif Experimental Farm with tissue culture banana cultivation (Dhaka variety) along with chili intercropping to improve land use and farmers’ income. Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal inaugurated the project and planted saplings on 18 acres, stating it can increase yield by 30–40% and reduce diseases while boosting exports. Dr. Manzoor Ali Abro said university farms play an important role in research and farmer training, while Dr. Muhammad Mithal Lund added that the project will promote modern agriculture, improve productivity, and provide extra income through intercropping.
The wheat and mustard crops cultivated for quality seed production at the experimental Latif Farm of Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) have matured and are ready for harvest. Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal inaugurated the wheat harvesting and mustard threshing process. Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal said that climate change is affecting agricultural production and farmers face challenges such as water scarcity, uncertified seeds and unexpected rainfall, which often reduce their profits. He added that farmers in Sindh need to bring changes in the traditional agricultural system. He further said that Sindh Agriculture University is playing its role in ensuring food security by providing certified basic and pre-basic seeds through the Seed Production Development Center (SPDC) and organizing training workshops for farmers, agricultural experts and students.
A Judo Academy and an Astroturf hockey ground are nearing completion at Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam, strengthening its sports infrastructure. Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal shared this at a farewell ceremony for Director Sports Anwar Hussain Khanzada, stating that these facilities will promote healthy activities and enhance SAU’s sports profile. He appreciated Mr. Khanzada’s role in improving infrastructure and ensuring equal opportunities for students. Registrar Ghulam Mohiyuddin Qureshi, Controller Riasat Ali Kubar, and others also praised his contributions.
A Judo Academy and an Astroturf hockey ground are nearing completion at Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam, strengthening its sports infrastructure. Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal shared this at a farewell ceremony for Director Sports Anwar Hussain Khanzada, stating that these facilities will promote healthy activities and enhance SAU’s sports profile. He appreciated Mr. Khanzada’s role in improving infrastructure and ensuring equal opportunities for students. Registrar Ghulam Mohiyuddin Qureshi, Controller Riasat Ali Kubar, and others also praised his contributions.
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