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Fertilizer is part and parcle of agriculture. Without proper use of fertilizer no one can grwo enough food. However, Nepal is suffering from lack of fertilizer and high price. Because of high price poor farmer can not effort to manage fertilizer. As Nepal has no fertilizer manufacturing industry so they have to bouth and sold it in a high price. Local traders are smuggling fertilizer from nearer country India and sell it in a cheap rate. I hope Nepal government can solve the problem if they deal with India or some other countries to buy fertilizer in a cheap rate.
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I agree with you in this regard. Both the countries should sit together and talk about the best possible way to get out of this problem because smuggling is not good for either government of the two neighboring countries. Rather, it may deteriorate the relationship between the two countries. So, it would be good if India could sell the fertilizer at a lower place to Nepalese government. Moreover, I think, Nepalese government should take initiative to have their own fertilizer industry in future.
Posted by: Biplob Kishore Deb | May 7, 2008 12:53 PM | Permalink to Comment