It is time for us to think carefully about the leaders we choose. Do we want politicians who take strong actions and work for the people? Or do we want potato leaders who keep changing and have no real identity? A country cannot progress with leaders who only try to fit in everywhere. We need leaders who stand firm, fight for what is right, and bring real change. The choice is ours. Let’s choose wisely!

Political Leader or Potato Leader: The Identity Crisis in Leadership || By Upendra Bhusal || Krishi Vines

Political Leader or Potato Leader: The Identity Crisis in Leadership Introduction Leadership is about taking responsibility, solving problems, and guiding people toward a better future. A good leader listens to others, makes tough decisions, and stands strong even in difficult times. However, in today’s world, many political leaders do not show these qualities. Instead, they…

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Nawalpur Farmers Unite for Commercial Onion Farming: Cash Prizes and Subsidies Drive Ambitionc || Krishi Vines

A total of 25 farmer groups in Nawalpur have started commercial onion farming with support from the Prime Minister’s Agriculture Modernization Project. The project, through its Implementation Unit in Nawalpur, has provided a budget and subsidies to encourage farmers to engage in large-scale onion cultivation. The farmer groups, located in Kawasoti, Madhyabindu, Hupsekot, and Bulingtar…

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The Impact of Fungal Pathogens on Plant Health: A Comprehensive Review – By Upendra Bhusal || Krishi Vines

  Abstract Fungal pathogens significantly affect plant health, leading to substantial economic losses in agriculture and disrupting natural ecosystems. This review synthesizes current research on fungal pathogenicity mechanisms, infection symptoms, and successful management approaches. By understanding the dynamics between fungal pathogens and host plants, we can develop better practices to mitigate their impact.   Introduction…

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Research Trends on Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Climate Change – By Upendra Bhusal || Krishi Vines

Abstract Agrobiodiversity, the variety and variability of animals, plants, and microorganisms used directly or indirectly for food and agriculture, is vital for ecosystem resilience and food security. Climate change, however, threatens this diversity, posing significant risks to global food production and sustainability. This article reviews current research trends on agrobiodiversity conservation in the context of…

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Farmers Turn to Silage Bagging for Superior Feed Quality and Reduced Spoilage – By Upendra Bhusal || Krishi Vines

Farmers are increasingly turning to high-moisture corn silage, such as earlage and snaplage, as a superior feed option for dairy cows and beef cattle. This method, which involves fermenting the entire corn ear, offers high energy density and easy digestibility, making it nearly as nutritious as dry grains. The use of silage bags to store…

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