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Farmers and scientists have worked together to create a local, organic alternative to chemical fertilizers and pesticides to increase crop yields without degrading the soil. Now, they hope to see more farmers use “jholmal.”
A three-day national-level orientation for local governments on “Climate Resilient Villages in Nepal” held in Kathmandu and Kavre 29-31 August ...
Almost all farmers in Aiddhungra, Budechaur and Bagargot villages have abandoned maize and millet farming due to increasing incursions by ...
Even if global temperature change remains under 1.5°C to avert the worst impact of climate change, the Himalayan region would ...
Farming in the shadow of the world's highest mountains has never been easy - and climate change is making it ...
Harsh climate, rough terrain, poor soils, and short growing seasons often lead to low agricultural productivity and food deficits in ...
An International Consultative Workshop on Hill Agriculture Development, organized jointly by Krishi Gobeshona Foundation (KGF), Dhaka, Bangladesh and the International ...
As part of our concerted efforts to support and encourage the next generation of Australians in study, careers and volunteering ...
The ministry of climate change and International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) agreed on Friday to work closely for ...
