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1,250 metric tons of fertilizer to arrive on Monday

Kathmandu, July 20: The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Environment has stated that 1,250 metric tons of DAP chemical fertilizer will arrive in Nepal on Monday. A total of 30,000 metric tons of DAP fertilizer purchased through a global tender arrived at the Kolkata port of India on July 10.

Dealers urged to collect fertilisers and ensure timely supply to…

Kathmandu, July 13: The Ministry of Agriculture, Forests and Environment has urged fertiliser dealers to collect their allocated quotas from

Finance Ministry grants additional approval of Rs 20 billion for…

The Ministry of Finance has granted source approval amounting to Rs 20 billion for the procurement of chemical fertilizers.

Nepal’s Fertilizer Crisis: A symptom of a broken agricultural supply…

Fixing this broken system demands a fundamental and long-term change in policy. Fertilizer centralized procurement should be streamlined and an

Govt. to import 600,000 metric tons of chemical fertilizer

The government has allocated Rs 28.82 billion for the procurement of chemical fertilizer in the upcoming fiscal year 2082/83 BS

Minister requests for prompt customs clearance of chemical fertilizer

Minister for Agriculture and Livestock, Ramnath Adhikari, has asked the chiefs of Birgunj Customs Office and Dry port Office to

One year of government: Supply chain of chemical fertilisers eased

In the last fiscal year, the government imported 489,000 metric tons of chemical fertilizer, of which 401,000 metric tons were

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CPN UML demands to roll back price of chemical fertilizers

The main opposition CPN UML has demanded to roll back the increase price of chemical fertilizers. Earlier, the government decided

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Government reduces subsidy in chemical fertilizer

The government has reduced subsidy it has been providing to farmers purchasing chemical fertilizers.

Finance Ministry ensures additional NRs 7.5 billion for chemical fertilizers

The Ministry of Finance has ensured an additional source of NRs 7.5 billion for the purchase of chemical fertilizers required