Titlebook: Agriculture, Natural Resources and Food Security; Lessons from Nepal Jagadish Timsina,Tek N. Maraseni,Hemant Ojha Book 2022 The Editor(s) (

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Potential for Citrus Export from Nepal to Tibetthe industry has been characterized by low profitability, with fragmented and short value chains delivering product of variable quality to local markets. This study adopted a critical case study approach based on information from actors in the current value chain. It explores the prospect for citrus

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Postharvest and Quality Management of Fruits and Vegetables in Nepalregulations of fresh agricultural produce in Nepal. Various research studies indicate that the general postharvest loss of fresh produce in Nepal ranges from 20 to 50% because of improper harvesting methods and postharvest handling, insufficient sorting and grading practices and poor infrastructures

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Plant Clinics for Crop Health and Food Security: Experiences from Nepalor constraint for farmers to achieve potential crop yield in developing countries including Nepal. These agencies provide services based on farmers’ verbal sharing of symptoms of sick plants. This practice increases the cost of production and leads to the use of extra chemicals in environment with a

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Regenerative Agriculture for Sustainable Food Security and Livelihoods in Nepal: A Proposal for Mults a planning framework for a ‘regenerative agriculture’—a holistic systems approach to integrate various local resources that underpin agriculture or food production activities and other enterprises and repair the problems in ecosystem created by unwise practices. It is argued here that such integra

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Conservation Agriculture Technologies for Cropping Systems Sustainability and Food and Nutrition Secduction inputs and increased systems sustainability would be possible through the adoption of conservation agriculture (CA) technologies. CA-based sustainable intensification follows three principles in farming, viz. minimum soil disturbance, crop residue retention, and diversified and sustainable c

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Livestock Contribution to Food and Nutrition Security in Nepaltion system in the country is mostly traditional and subsistence-oriented with low productivity, though it is in transition towards semi-commercial system in some districts. The objectives of this chapter are to assess the status of production, analyse projected domestic production and availability