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Agriculture
Punjab Forms New Multi-Stakeholder Agriculture Commission to Draft Farming Reforms
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🗓 28 Oct 2026, 04:37 PM
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The Punjab government has reconstituted a multi‑stakeholder Agriculture Commission, tasked with recommending comprehensive reforms for the state's farming sector.
The Punjab government has reconstituted a multi‑stakeholder Agriculture Commission, aiming to overhaul the state’s farming sector. The move comes as farmers and industry experts call for reforms that address crop pricing, supply chain inefficiencies, and sustainable practices.
The newly formed commission will comprise government officials, farmer representatives, agronomists, and private sector stakeholders. Its mandate is to conduct a comprehensive review of existing policies, identify bottlenecks, and draft actionable recommendations.
Commission members are expected to submit a detailed report by the end of the year, outlining reforms in areas such as irrigation management, market access, and technology adoption. The government has pledged to act on the commission’s findings to boost productivity and farmer incomes.
If implemented, the proposed reforms could streamline the supply chain, improve price stability for crops, and encourage the adoption of climate‑resilient farming techniques across Punjab.
The newly formed commission will comprise government officials, farmer representatives, agronomists, and private sector stakeholders. Its mandate is to conduct a comprehensive review of existing policies, identify bottlenecks, and draft actionable recommendations.
Commission members are expected to submit a detailed report by the end of the year, outlining reforms in areas such as irrigation management, market access, and technology adoption. The government has pledged to act on the commission’s findings to boost productivity and farmer incomes.
If implemented, the proposed reforms could streamline the supply chain, improve price stability for crops, and encourage the adoption of climate‑resilient farming techniques across Punjab.