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Farmers’ Leader Decries Wheat Imports Amid Record Sugarcane Crop

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  • A farmers' leader has called Pakistan's wheat imports 'shameful'.
  • Farmers have planted a record sugarcane crop but fear they will not get a fair price.
  • The leader stated a lack of government priority and investment is destroying agriculture.

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The President of the Farmers Alliance has voiced strong concerns over the state of agriculture in Pakistan, labeling the ongoing wheat imports as 'shameful.' He highlighted a looming crisis for sugarcane growers who, despite a record harvest, are worried about not being able to cover their costs or make a profit, attributing the problems to a lack of government support and investment in the sector.

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The President of the Farmers Alliance has condemned Pakistan's decision to import wheat, calling it 'shameful' for an agricultural nation. He warned that farmers are facing a crisis, particularly with a record sugarcane crop this year, as they are uncertain about receiving profitable rates.

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