Nepal: Gandaki province sees expansion of orange farming

Published 2023년 11월 25일

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Orange farming in Gandaki Province has been expanding, with an increase of 500 hectares of land this year. However, orange production has decreased due to hailstone and disease. Last year, the province produced 55,935 metric tonnes of orange, worth around Rs 2.79 billion.
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GANDAKI, Nov 25: The Gandaki Province has witnessed expansion of orange farming. The fruit was cultivated in 7,945 hectares of land two years ago, while it grew by 397 hectares of land last year, reaching 8,342 hectares. As per the preliminary data, orange farming has been expanded by around 500 hectares of land this year, according to the Directorate of Agriculture Development, Gandaki Province. However, Directorate Chief Basudev Regmi informed that the area for orange farming is increasing every year, but orange production has decreased this year. Regmi shared that orange production has decreased this year due to hailstone and disease. He further said 55,935 metric tonnes of orange was produced in Gandaki Province last year. According to the Directorate, oranges worth around Rs 2.79 billion were produced in the province last year. The citrus fruit is being cultivated in all districts of Gandaki Province except Mustang and Manang. The farming was done in 2,067 hectares of land in ...

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