Conclusion
Based on the above study, it is evident that the objectives of the study have been met. The cost and revenue gain involved in sugarcane farming in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been identified. It is clear that the sales revenue in sugar cane farming exceeds the costs assuming that all of the necessary inputs of production are available. Nevertheless, in many cases, such inputs such as rain water are not available prompting a need for the use of irrigation in the production process. Equally, resource use efficiency in production has been assessed. It is clear that proper utilization of resources will enable farmers in the sugarcane farming sector to successfully exploit resources amidst the shortage of resources in the sector. The lack of modern technology hinders the realization of efficiency in the production of sugar cane. Finally, the objective of assessing constraints that face farmers in the sugarcane growing areas has been attained. Such farmers are faced with challenges such as low funding, low access to labor, insufficient rainfall, and lack of access to adequate inputs that include tubers and fertilizers and delay in sugarcane payments after delivery. Addressing of these challenges will enhance the success of sugarcane farming in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.