Disease destroys ginger; Nepalese farmers demand compensation

Published 2023년 12월 30일

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Ginger production in Ilam has suffered due to disease, causing many farmers to stop cultivating ginger. This has had a significant impact on the livelihood of the farmers, as ginger is a main source of income for them. The farmers are calling for government assistance and incentives to address the issues affecting ginger production.
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ILAM, Dec 30: Ginger production has witnessed a loss in Ilam due to disease. Ginger farmers here have been hit hard with the rise in the cases of ginger tuber rotting and then the plant drying-up. Most of the farmers in Ilam have given up cultivating ginger after the ginger plants started dying due to the disease. Ginger is a quick source of livelihood for the people of Ilam. Milan Khadka, a farmer of Maijogmai rural municipality-3, said that farmers have stopped cultivating ginger due to the disease. Khadka said farmers have increasingly stopped cultivating ginger in their farms due to the prevalence of diseases. "Ginger is the main source of income for the farmers of Ilam. We have been managing household expenses from its income. But, lately, the invasion of disease in ginger farming has troubled us a lot," he said, adding, "Livelihood of most of the farmers has turned problematic." Raghunath Aryal, a farmer, said that ginger has been infected with diseases that cause the tube ...

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