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"Fruit farming in Gilgit-Baltistan is deeply connected to nature but climate change is disrupting traditional growing cycles and threatening orchards that communities depend on. Learn more in the blog linked in the comments."

Grafting and plantation is more than a farming practice, it’s climate adaptation in action. By combining strong rootstocks with productive varieties, growers improve crop resilience, conserve resources, and secure livelihoods in mountain regions.

“Food security in Gilgit-Baltistan is essential but it’s time to move toward food sovereignty, where communities decide how their food systems are shaped. Read more click the link! ”

Food Sovereignty & Food Security Debate In 2025. - agriclime.earth Food Sovereignty and Food Security with Context to Gilgit-Baltistan Pakistan and how these are effected by Climate Change

🚜 By introducing technologies throughout the agricultural value chain, we can improve productivity while minimizing environmental and social impacts.

This process is called sustainable 👇

Can Gilgit-Baltistan's Fruit Farming Survive the Impact of Climate Change?

"Gilgit-Baltistan, known as Pakistan’s mountainous crown jewel, is home to over 50 varieties of high-quality temperate fruits including cherries, apricots, apples, grapes, mulberries, and pomegranates. Its unique high-altitude climate and fertile valleys make it an ideal zone for orchard farming. These fruits not only supply domestic markets across Pakistan but are also exported internationally contributing to both the region’s and the country’s agricultural economy, For more info visit our Website Link in the bio."