Agricultural fields across Jumla have begun to turn yellow as local farmers witness their crops ripening. The paddy was originally planted during the month of Jeth, and the changing colour of the fields signals the arrival of the harvesting period for cultivators in the region. Rambhakt Adhikari, who leads the Agriculture Development Office, noted that interest in the variety has grown significantly. Orders and inquiries for the rice have risen not only within the country but also from buyers located abroad, reflecting a broader appreciation for the produce. The ongoing ripening process marks a vital agricultural phase for the district, where traditional farming methods continue to sustain local livelihoods. Officials are closely monitoring the seasonal progress as fields transition into vibrant hues ahead of collection.
Marsi paddy ripening in Jumla fields
Rice fields in the district have turned yellow as the harvest season approaches following planting in Jeth.
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In short
- Paddy fields in Jumla have begun turning yellow as crops planted in Jeth start to ripen.
- Agriculture Development Office chief Rambhakt Adhikari reported growing demand for the rice.
- Interest in the variety has increased across both domestic and international markets.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/marsi-paddy-ripening-in-jumla-fields-20261006
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