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About
PavitarPal Singh Pangli is a progressive farmer from Village Panglian, Ludhiana, Punjab, and President of the Borlaug Farmers Association for South Asia. Over decades of hands-on farming, he has built expertise in seed production, horticulture, and vegetable cultivation, backed by specialized training in modern agronomic practices, plant protection, and greenhouse management in India, Israel, and the Netherlands. He also received hands-on training in the USA in gene-transfer techniques and plant biotechnology.
His farming achievements include the Best Seed Producer Award from the Punjab State Seed Corporation (2002) and the Award of Excellence in Garlic Production (2006), along with multiple Progressive Farmer and Innovative Farmer awards (2009–2013) recognizing his adoption of modern techniques. He has long been active in PAU's Kisan Club, a scientific farmers' organization, serving four terms as President, and has represented Indian farmers internationally—including at the Pan-Asia Farmers Exchange Program, the World Food Prize/Borlaug Dialogue in Iowa, and farm study visits across the USA and Israel.
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Articles by PAVITARPAL Singh PANGLI (2)
July 19, 2018
India’s Supreme Court Must Protect Intellectual Property Rights
As people of the land, farmers understand the value of property rights. As a farmer in India, traditional property rights are intact and at the center…
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India Will Benefit from Commercialization of GM Mustard
India has just taken a significant step forward with the tiny mustard seed. This new opportunity could deliver a major benefit to me and other Indian …
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