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he said.
According to the office, orange production is good in Khalanga, Sejwaltakura, Marke and Kajeri
of Sharada Municipality; Damachaur of Chatreshwori Rural Municipality; and Pipalneta of
Bagchaur Municipality.
Last year, farmers earned Rs100 million from the oranges produced on 1,520 hectares. The
production data for this year has not arrived yet, Acharya said.
Agro experts said farmers encountered a pest problem as the winter was slightly warmer this
year. Temperature plays a big role in multiplying pest attacks, with faster mutation and more
damage to the crops, according to experts.
Nepal is the fourth most vulnerable country to climate change in the world, and its adverse
effects are already becoming visible in various sectors all over.
Ram Krishna Subedi, information officer at the Plant Quarantine and Pesticide Management
Centre, told the Post recently that new pests had been increasing and damaging crops due to
climate change.
“Due to a sudden change in the climate, new pests have emerged; and they are more
resilient. It’s a worrying sign,” Subedi said. “The use of pesticides is likely to increase as
farmers will choose to spray more chemicals to protect their crops.”
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According to the office, orange production is good in Khalanga, Sejwaltakura, Marke and Kajeri
of Sharada Municipality; Damachaur of Chatreshwori Rural Municipality; and Pipalneta of
Bagchaur Municipality.
Last year, farmers earned Rs100 million from the oranges produced on 1,520 hectares. The
production data for this year has not arrived yet, Acharya said.
Agro experts said farmers encountered a pest problem as the winter was slightly warmer this
year. Temperature plays a big role in multiplying pest attacks, with faster mutation and more
damage to the crops, according to experts.
Nepal is the fourth most vulnerable country to climate change in the world, and its adverse
effects are already becoming visible in various sectors all over.
Ram Krishna Subedi, information officer at the Plant Quarantine and Pesticide Management
Centre, told the Post recently that new pests had been increasing and damaging crops due to
climate change.
“Due to a sudden change in the climate, new pests have emerged; and they are more
resilient. It’s a worrying sign,” Subedi said. “The use of pesticides is likely to increase as
farmers will choose to spray more chemicals to protect their crops.”
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