CM Punjab Maryam Nawaz Allocates Rs. 129.8 Billion for Agriculture Budget 2025-26
In a historic move under the visionary leadership of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, the Punjab government has announced a record allocation of Rs 100 million. The budget for 2025-26 has allocated Rs 129.8 billion for the agriculture Budget. The move aims to bring about revolutionary improvements in farming practices, irrigation systems and farmer welfare across the province. This large-scale investment reflects a strong commitment to empower the farming community, ensure food security and promote modern, sustainable agricultural practices. With this budget, Punjab is taking a major leap towards modernizing its most important economic sector, namely agriculture.
Agriculture Budget Details
Rs. 2 Billion for Mini Solar-Powered Irrigation Systems
Punjab has long been plagued by water scarcity and outdated irrigation methods. Billions of rupees have been allocated in this budget. Rs 2 billion to introduce solar-powered small drip and sprinkler irrigation systems will help farmers conserve water and reduce their dependence on expensive electricity or diesel. These systems will particularly benefit areas with low water tables and unreliable power supply.
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Rs. 2.7 Billion for CM Green Tractor Scheme
In a move to mechanize farming and reduce manual labour, Rs. 2.7 billion has been allocated to launch the CM Green Tractor Scheme 2025. Under this initiative, farmers will get subsidized tractors equipped with solar panels and fuel-saving technology. This is expected to dramatically increase agricultural production and reduce the cost of production for small to medium farmers.
Rs. 1.5 Billion for Solarization of Agri Tube Wells
To address the rising cost of electricity and improve irrigation efficiency, the government has allocated Rs 2,000 crore. 1.5 billion to convert traditional tubewells into solar-powered systems. This eco-friendly solution will significantly reduce electricity bills and provide uninterrupted water supply to crops.
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Rs. 1.5 Billion for New Crop Insurance Program
Farming in Pakistan is a high-risk occupation due to unpredictable weather, floods, droughts and pest attacks. With Rs. 1.5 billion allocated for the crop insurance program, farmers will now be financially protected from losses. This will promote financial security and help farmers recover quickly after natural disasters.
Rs. 1 Billion for E Agriculture Budget and Smart Farming
Punjab will embrace digital transformation with an investment of Rs. 1 billion in e-agriculture systems. These digital platforms will help farmers access real-time market prices, weather updates, crop advisories and online training sessions. Precision farming tools such as drones, soil sensors, and satellite monitoring will also be introduced.
Rs. 15.5 Billion for the Prime Minister’s Agriculture Budget Package
To further strengthen agriculture at the national level, Rs. 15.5 billion of this budget has been dedicated to the Prime Minister’s Agriculture Package. It includes subsidies on fertilizers, seeds, pesticides and farming equipment. The package is designed to reduce input costs and improve per acre production across the country.
Rs. 20 Billion for Green Pakistan Initiative in Agriculture Budget
The largest portion of the agriculture budget Rs. 20 billion has been allocated to the Green Pakistan Initiative, which aims to promote forest restoration, land reclamation, and environmentally friendly farming practices. The initiative will promote the use of organic fertilizers, environmentally friendly pest control, and climate-resilient crops.
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Conclusion
The Punjab Government’s Rs. 129.8 billion agriculture budget for 2025-26 is a bold and transformative step toward rural empowerment and economic revival. With smart investments in green technology, financial safety nets, and innovation, the province is all set to lead Pakistan’s agricultural revolution.
