Rakhra, situated on the Dr. Amrik Singh Cheema Marg, is a well-known village wherefrom benefits of modern technology and new seeds reach the farmers of the north region through the Young Farmers Association, Punjab.Half a century ago in the 1960s this village came into prominence with the launching of the young farmers’ movement. At this time Rakhra was one of the most agriculturally backward areas. The inhabitants struggled hard to eke out a living from their land which was saline and ‘kallar’.
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Read More »Rakhra –now an internationally known village- is a symbol of farmers' strength. Benefits of technical know-how and inputs of new seeds are flowing to farmers of the state from here.
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