Haji Sons Group

Success Stories

CABBAGE (EKTA) SUCCESS IN KALAM

Area: Kalam

Ekta with its worthy, valuable and appealing following characters generated high profits for farmers in Kalam:

  • Medium sized plant; can increase the plant population
  • Beautiful light green color and round head fruit
  • More in weight about 800-1200 grams
  • Very less core
  • Highly compact
  • The desired market rate because of being early in the market as compared to all competitors

We at Haji Sons much pleased and honored to contribute a small part towards agriculture of Kalam-Pakistan.

Success Stories

CHILI – GOLDEN HOT F1

Farmer: Mansha Papu

Area: Hujra Shah Muqeem

Mr. Mansha is a regular chili farmer, the desi type of chili is liked by most of the vegetable markets in Pakistan. Golden hot F1 is leading the tunnel and open field market of chili from last few years. All the Golden Hot Farmers are earning around 1 million per acre from our best selling variety. We wish all the best to Mr. Mansha Papu and all the farmers of Golden hot along for keep growing this outstanding chili hybrid variety.

Success Stories

BITTER GOURD – PALEE F1

Farmer: Raja Rashid

Area: Rawalpindi

Our Variety Bitter gourd – Palee F1 is known for number one export quality Bitter gourd.It feels great to share the success of our varieties and farmer happiness with our followers. You can see the lush green tunnels of Mr. Raja fully loaded with fruit. Raja’s monthly income from his 6 Palee tunnels ranges between PKR 130,000 to 160,000. It’s a pleasure for us to share such outstanding yield results.

Success Stories

RAJA MUSHEER FROM KHUSHAB

FarmerStory: Our tomato seedling farmer Raja Musheer is from Katha Saghral village in Khushab. His tomato field was suffering from diseases due to soil and rainy conditions of the area. The farmers of the area were planning to quit tomato in future.

HajiSons team came on board to provide full technical support to Raja Musheer. We introduced the new technology of “Stacking” in his field with the collaboration of our foreign experts.
Raja was surprised to witness fewer disease attacks blighting his crops while using fewer pesticides than he normally would. Fruit size and per plant yield also increased. Mostly, he is proud that these new techniques have resulted in healthy crops that will boost his income. Although just starting out, he hopes to learn even more about improved farming techniques to further increase his quality of life.