Many of the farmers were about to gather the paddy in his location.
Nearly 40 percent rice received damage.
The plains of Jukekhola, Chinnekhola, Adhikariphant, Malyangdi, Salghari, Argasel and others incurred huge loss, he added.Similarly, Saraswati Adhikari from Mahashila-5 stated they the dried paddy was suddenly hit by the hailstone.
She argued that they began gathering paddy crop after the meteorologists anticipated a clear weather and retreat of monsoon, however in vain.
It harmed the farmers much, she wailed.Parbat district had witnessed comparable damage of crop last year.Increase in rice production was expected owing to timely plantation, however the harvest disaster moistened the hope.Chief of Agriculture Knowledge Centre in the district, Parashu Ram Adhikari, also said most of the places in Parbat saw hailstone which hit the paddy crops and harmed rice.He even more stated details about the loss are yet to be gathered.The paddy crop cut down and laid to dry on the fields was harmed by the hailstone.
Kusma and Phalebas municipalities, and Jaljala, Modi and Mahashila rural towns fared worst in the hailstone hit.A farmer from Kushma-10, Dipak Subedi, shared the predicament that the paddy cut and laid to dry on the fields died after the hailstone.PARBAT, OCTOBER 22The hailstone occurred in various parts of Parbat has actually harmed harvest time paddy, causing sheer frustration in farmers.Paddy production to increase in BankeFlood damages around 100 bigha of paddy growing on eve of harvest-time in SunsariMost of the farmers were about to gather the paddy in his area.
Nearly 40 percent rice received damage.
The plains of Jukekhola, Chinnekhola, Adhikariphant, Malyangdi, Salghari, Argasel and others sustained substantial loss, he added.Similarly, Saraswati Adhikari from Mahashila-5 stated they the dried paddy was all of a sudden hit by the hailstone.
She argued that they began harvesting paddy crop after the meteorologists forecasted a clear weather and retreat of monsoon, however in vain.
It harmed the farmers much, she wailed.Parbat district had actually experienced similar damage of crop last year.Increase in rice production was expected owing to timely plantation, however the harvest time catastrophe dampened the hope.Chief of Agriculture Knowledge Centre in the district, Parashu Ram Adhikari, likewise stated most of the places in Parbat witnessed hailstone which hit the paddy crops and damaged rice.He further said details about the loss are yet to be collectedThe paddy crop reduced and laid to dry on the fields was harmed by the hailstone.
Kusma and Phalebas municipalities, and Jaljala, Modi and Mahashila rural towns fared worst in the hailstone hit.A farmer from Kushma-10, Dipak Subedi, shared the plight that the paddy cut and laid to dry on the fields perished after the hailstone..
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