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Where We Work

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Rice is the most water-intensive crop in the world. Punjab is home to more than half of Pakistan’s total rice production, so that’s where we’re based. 

 

This central-eastern region is home to over 5 million farms, most being small-scale. As you could imagine, groundwater depletion is becoming more and more severe, especially during the dry-season. What’s more: one in three farmers in the region lives below the poverty line, making it pretty hard for most farms to be able to afford new, efficient, or environmentally friendly technology. 

Mapping the impact

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These are the farms that we've partnered with so far:

*names are partly translated

 

  1. The Moga Farm, Attock

  2. The Khanna Rice Producers, Jhelum

  3. The Hoshiarpur Khayt Farm, Khushab

  4. The Jayia Khayt Farm, Jhelum

  5. Bhangu Khayt Crops, Hafizabad

  6. The Dhillon Farm, Khushab

  7. The Mundi Farm, Gujranwala

  8. The Fateh Farm, Chiniot

  9. The Phagura Farm, Sheikkupura

  10. The Sutlej Farm, Layyah

  11. The Punjab Agri Farm, Jhang

  12. The Bhartiya Kisan Farm, Toba Tek Singh

  13. The Adnan Dairy Farm, Okara

  14. The Kautar Ataas Enterprises, Kasur

  15. The Dipalpur Farm, Khanewal

  16. The Wazirabad Rice Production, DG Khan

  17. The Muridke Place, Muzaddargarh

  18. The Sahiwal Farm, Sahiwal

  19. The Wazirabad Land, Bahawalnagar

  20. The Vihar Farm, Bahawalnagar

  21. The Chishtian Place, Bahawalpur

  22. The Jaranwala Farm, Rajanpur

  23. The Chichawatni Farm, Rahim Yar Khan

  24. The Burewala Farm, Bahawalpur

  25. Pattoki Crops, Bahawalpur

  26. The Lodhran Farm, Rahim Yar Khan

  27. The Kamoke Farm, Bahawalpur

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