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NEPAL: Banana farmers in Nijgadh devastated after storm destroys their crops

2022-05-18
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: May 18, 2022
In: Fruits News, News
With: 0 Comments

by Laxmi Sah, The Kathmandu Post Banana farmer Sadhuram Kharel of Nijgadh 9 lost most of his plants to a violent storm in April. A devastated Kharel, who has been growing the fleshy fruit for 10 years, isn’t interested anymore in casting his ballot on Friday. Many farmers in nineContinue Reading

NEPAL: G9 banana more disease-resistant but less marketable, farmers say

2020-07-01
By: TFNet News Compilation
On: July 1, 2020
In: Fruits News, News
With: 0 Comments

SOURCE: Ramesh Kumar Poudel, The Kathmandu Post Banana farmers in Chitwan are switching to G9 banana because the Malbhog variety, which has been providing them a good income, is being increasingly plagued by disease. But fruit growers have not been able to completely give up the yellow Malbhog banana. AlthoughContinue Reading

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