In Pakistan, fragmentation of agricultural land into very small holdings most directly makes it difficult to:
Correct answer: B. Use large-scale machinery efficiently
- A. Increase the number of farm workers
- B. Use large-scale machinery efficiently
- C. Raise the price of imported fertilizer
- D. Expand the rural population quickly
Explanation
Very small and scattered holdings reduce the efficient use of tractors, harvesters and other large machinery. The other options are not direct consequences of land fragmentation.
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