This document discusses the effects of saline water on agriculture in Pakistan. It defines saline water as water with a high concentration of dissolved salts that poses risks to crop growth and yield. In Pakistan, about 6.3 million hectares of land are affected by salt, which can crystallize on the surface and harm crops. The document recommends growing salt-tolerant crops or crops that absorb more salt to manage saline irrigation water and minimize its negative impacts on agriculture. It concludes that saline water cannot be avoided, so salt-tolerant plants should be cultivated in affected areas.