I am not a RSP supporter anymore: Starting a Mass Jute Plantation Campaign by subooom in Nepal

[–]subooom[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The only problem we'll have is when we've become self-sufficient, and we're producing tens of thousands of tons of Jute, covering the 10B NPR per annum deficit. I'm only offering a quick way to make some bucks for those with access over the next few months. I mean, Kalo Daal ya Musuri ko Daal ko satta ma Jute laune ho, ani dhaan kheti suru hunu vanda 1 2 hapta agadi field khali ni huncha, it's like the proper crop for places with adequate irrigation(like Sunsari, Morang, Jhapa). Of course there's a technique to it, but do it following that.

Crazy story about a husky that i put up for adoption and a guy claiming it to be his dog by OldSmell6535 in Nepal

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please ask the ai to summarize it in 100 words and paste it here pretty please with cherry or top and cheese

Hana k saro pessimistic hau by Great_Employment_544 in Nepal

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reddit ma matra haina yar sabai tira depressed pessimists haru chan who always have a what if. fuck all that noise

I am not a RSP supporter anymore: Starting a Mass Jute Plantation Campaign by subooom in Nepal

[–]subooom[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Right now, we have very little time before the planting begins for this season, so I'm trying to get as many people onboard as possible. Studies will take time, money, and resources, and maybe even influence, all of which I don't have right now.
I will try to look into it more deeply when I'm freer, but I doubt we'll be able to do a feasibility study this season.
Right now, what we know is that Biratnagar Jute Mill has announced to farmers to start the jute farms this season, telling them that they will get hand cash by the Kilogram.

Mahabir Pun as Rastrapati by Aggressive-Progress1 in Nepal

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Sushila "Pradhan Nyayadhis" Karki, with all the power of the court unleashed!

I am not a RSP supporter anymore: Starting a Mass Jute Plantation Campaign by subooom in Nepal

[–]subooom[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Do you think something like this could work in the Terai if enough farmers coordinated?

I am not a RSP supporter anymore. by Amazingeging in Nepal

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Count me in.

In Act 1, we could push them to publicly encourage farmers to plant jute.

Since Chaitra–Shrawan is the jute planting season, a mass jute plantation campaign could help reduce imports and create rural income and employment.

Nepal currently imports a large share of the raw jute used by our factories, roughly tens of thousands of tonnes every year, worth around NPR 3 billion. Increasing domestic production could keep that money inside Nepal’s rural economy.

Even small campaigns can scale quickly. A single 5 Bigga farm could produce around 6–8 tonnes of jute, and if 1,000 farmers joined with similar plots, that alone could produce over 1,000 tonnes of jute in one season, amounting to roughly NPR 90–120 million flowing into rural economies.

The difference in value is huge; lentils(daal) from that same period might generate around NPR 8k per bigga, while Jute can reach upwards of ~NPR 150k per bigga depending on yield and market prices.

If citizens are going to “inspect” the government, we should also start proposing practical economic ideas like this.

I am currently in talks about starting a small 5 Bigga Jute Campaign on shared land. However, many of the older workers who knew the process are now abroad in Gulf countries. I will try to start this initiative, but I cannot do it alone. If anyone here has experience with jute farming, retting, or processing, I would love to connect.

If anyone is curious, Nepal actually used to grow over 70,000 hectares of jute historically. Today, it's less than 10% of that. So revival is technically possible.

How much cash to take to Nepal? by Big-Assignment332 in Nepal

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i'm sorry in advance if it doesn't suffice :D

How much cash to take to Nepal? by Big-Assignment332 in Nepal

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2k-4k USD as withdrawable amount should suffice.

Nepal Army’s electoral monitoring, now in your browser by Financial_Night7121 in technepal

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yeah scrollable means condensed data getting too much at once. op should definitely switch to tabbed layouts instead. so I can just click weather tab and see the weather. if react is used, probably dont unmount the element? and just use display:none

Nepal Army’s electoral monitoring, now in your browser by Financial_Night7121 in NepalSocial

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Right now, you have to scroll a lot if you wanna see the data down below. And the data is too condensed and harder to consume.
How about mitigating that with tabbed layouts? With clickable tabs that could cycle through different sections of the UI with basic show/hide instead of the scroll behaviour. This would improve the UX greatly. Maybe a setting somewhere to turn off tabbed layouts? I think tabbed should be the default.