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BAHAWALPUR, Mar 12 (APP):A research team of the Office of Research Innovation and Commercialization (ORIC) of the Islamia University of Bahawalpur successfully secured a competitive consultancy from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Pakistan.
The consultancy aims to enhance the skills of field staff to increase agricultural productivity using alternative methods of synthetic fertilizers and 4R nutrients and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
The team from the Islamia University of Bahawalpur is led by Prof Dr Maqshoof Ahmed
and other members include Dr Azhar Hussain, Dr Hafiz Tanveer Ahmed and Dr Abu Bakar Dar from the Department of Soil Science.
The project is designed to equip field staff in different districts of Punjab and Sindh with
knowledge and skills to implement alternative fertilization techniques and effective nutrient management strategies.
Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Kamran has appreciated the initiative of ORIC and appreciated the efforts of Director ORIC Prof Dr Muhammad Atif and the research team.