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Behavioral relationship of bio-mass
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Population and its relationship with resource depletion
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Interrelationship between different components of Nepalese farming system
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Nutrients cycle
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Natural and agricultural resource conservation strategies
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Use of limited farm resources for economic management
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Learn agricultural and environmental economics – B.Sc agriculture
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1. Policy: Improve soil fertility management by increasing supply of compost and FYM and reducing the stock density of livestock on arable land.

 

Action:

a) Encourage planting of trees, shrubs and grasses on private land to provide

an additional sources fodder for livestock.

b) Encourage stall- feeding in appropriate places.

c) Promote low-cost, vegetative and cultural soil conservation measures to reduce soil erosion.

 

2. Policy: Promote Policies to directly increase soil fertility.

 

Action:

a) Encourage modification of existing farming systems to include nitrogen fixing species to enhance nutrient cycle.

b) Develop recommended fertilizer applications, including the application of recommended lime on acidic soils.

 

3. Policy: Develop an effective extension systems capable responding farmer’s needs.

Action:

a) Promote the use of adaptive research technologies on farms as method of rapidly disseminating information.

b) Improve participation in agricultural extension through the use of group approach.

 

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