According to the 1959 land reforms what was the smallest agricultural land size subject to taxation?

The 1959 land reforms in Pakistan introduced measures to promote equitable land distribution and enhance agricultural productivity. One key provision set the minimum landholding subject to taxation at 12.5 acres. This policy aimed to generate revenue for rural development while encouraging efficient land use. By imposing taxes on larger holdings the reforms sought to discourage land monopolies and support small-scale farmers. These measures were part of broader efforts to modernize agriculture introduce irrigation improvements and increase crop yields contributing to economic growth and rural welfare across the country.