The agriculture sector is progressing towards growth due to government initiatives and support by Special Investment Facilitation Council.

To convert thirty-five percent of barren land into cultivable land, Bio-saline Center has been established at Sindh Agricultural University.

Efforts are underway at the Bio-saline Center to develop modern strategies for land affected by salinity. 

The recent completion of a project on the effects of salinity, funded by an Australian research center, is seen as a positive development.

 After the completion of the project, successful cultivation of trees and plants on salinity-affected land has been achieved. 

A new water management project is under consideration, including monitoring the drainage of water from fourteen canals and analyzing it for agricultural use.