Nepal
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A major step toward seed self-sufficiency
Nepal boosts domestic maize hybrid seed production.
Nepalās seed sector partners join forces to realize the National Seed Vision 2013-2025
Halfway into Nepalās 12-year plan to boost seed systems, partners review progress and plan the best way to meet targets.
Stunting in Nepal: Besides chauchau and chips, local crops may also be responsible
Source: Online Khabar (24 Jul 2019)
Soil scientist David Guerena, who works for the Nepal Seed and Fertiliser Project run by CIMMYT, advocates for zinc-enriched fertilizers in Nepal.
Precision spreader for fertilizer set to change the agriculture scene in Nepal
The small hand-operated device, which ensures the even distribution of fertilizer, could support food production, nutrition, and even the incorporation of women to farming.
Improved access to finance can boost seed business in Nepal
The Nepal Seed and Fertilizer (NSAF) project is expanding its support to include finance, working with commercial banks to develop and expand access to innovative financial products for seed companies.
System uses plants to lure fall armyworm away from maize fields
Scientists in Nepal are evaluating push-pull cropping systems as a pest control method.
Slow-release nitrogen fertilizers measure up
Briquetted urea and polymer-coated urea more efficient as maize fertilizers than regular urea, researchers in Nepal find.
Looking forward, looking back
Partners from four countries reflect and plan ahead after five years of the SRFSI project.
New role in Nepal is āa dream come trueā
Cynthia Carmona on her transition from grant management in Mexico to project management in Nepal.
Finding the story behind weeds
Researchers use the Photovoice methodology to better understand weed management practices.
Breaking Ground: Tek Sapkota finds ways to reduce emissions from agriculture without compromising food security
He is one of the lead authors of the āSpecial Report on Climate Change and Landā of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Extension materials on best agronomic practices endorsed by government of Nepal
Gratitude for soil
If we take care of our soils, our soils will take care of us.
New digital maps to support soil fertility management in Nepal
The maps include information on soil PH, organic matter, total nitrogen, clay content and boron content.
Letās make hunger history
Winner of the 2018 MAIZE-Asia Youth Innovators Award in the category of āChange Agentā shares her thoughts on tackling hunger.