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Hundred small irrigation schemes completed in Makawanpur - Vimarsana News

Hundred small irrigation schemes completed in Makawanpur

A total of 101 small irrigation schemes run in different parts of Makawanpur for enhancing agro productivity have been completed.

101 small irrigation schemes completed in Makawanpur - Vimarsana News

101 small irrigation schemes completed in Makawanpur

BAGMATI, April 4: A total of 101 small irrigation schemes have been completed in different parts of Makawanpur for enhancing agro productivity.

Govt committed to transforming agriculture through irrigation - Vimarsana News

Govt committed to transforming agriculture through irrigation

GOVERNMENT continues to demonstrate unwavering commitment towards strengthening the agriculture sector’s resilience to climate change by persistently pushing for the adoption of irrigation while encouraging private sector participation in the actualisation of the schema. In a recent X (formerly twitter) post, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development permanent secretary Professor Obert Jiri said farmers…

Rubber farmers bemoan govt neglect, revenue loss - Vimarsana News

Rubber farmers bemoan govt neglect, revenue loss

Saviour and Solomon Iwot are two brothers who took over rubber plantation, a family business, from their 82-year-old father, James Iwot. Both brothers, in

Government seeks partnerships for irrigation development - Vimarsana News

Government seeks partnerships for irrigation development

WITH climate change problems showing no signs of abating, Government is seeking to establish partnerships to develop irrigation infrastructure and fully utilise the country’s water bodies whose underutilisation is compromising efforts to boost food security. This comes as the country has more than 9 000 dams that are considered as complete with most of them…