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Shoaib Seed Corporation Case Study

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The seed is the basic resources of input for producing the output at the efficient level if the use of seed at the proper way into the land the out will be get better result.in Pakistan at Sindh region Selah putt there is a firm called the Shoaib seed corporation. We went to trip at Saleh putt at seed corporation. We approached that firm called the MODEL FIRM. That was an amazed moment of my life that all the co-worker of the firm welcomes us as very intersected way and I realized that there are the people who are actually exist in the world who know the respect. The firm was very beautiful and so large there were the machines, tractors and rotavators which were operating in the fields. As we got the information about the labour that labour have provided that jacket types and easily be known and these jackets reduces the chances of accidents the reason is that they can easily be known that are the people that are engaged here and these jackets with greenish neon jackets on which “Shoaib Seed Corporation” logo was written on it. The Shoaib seed corporation is well known firm in Sindh region and the

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