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Okhaldhunga Farmers Speed Up Paddy Harvest Following Tihar Festival

Agricultural workers across key production zones in the district are actively gathering crops to avoid weather risks.

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  • Farmers in Okhaldhunga have accelerated paddy harvesting immediately following the Tihar festival.
  • Growers in Jarayotar, Rampur, and surrounding belts are working quickly due to weather considerations.
  • Bhakta Khatri of Molung Rural Municipality-4 confirmed field activities intensified post-festival.

Agricultural activities have intensified across Okhaldhunga as local growers clear their fields immediately following the conclusion of the Tihar festival. Paddy harvesting is underway in the district's primary agricultural belts, where workers are rushing to bring in their yields. Taking expected weather patterns into account, farmers are prioritising swift field operations to safeguard their seasonal produce from unexpected atmospheric shifts. The acceleration in farm work spans several prominent paddy-growing regions within the district. Key sites experiencing heavy field activity include Jarayotar, Pipletari, Charkhu, Mulghat, Sherna, Harkapur, and Rampur. Additional agricultural zones such as Shilkhu Besi, Shera Besi, and Bahra Biselaga are likewise seeing widespread harvesting operations during this post-holiday agricultural period. Bhakta Khatri, a farmer from Molung Rural Municipality-4 residing in Jarayotar, reported that post-festival agricultural duties expanded significantly. He noted that growers moved quickly to protect their harvested crops right after Tihar celebrations ended. Regional bodies including the Agriculture Knowledge Center Okhaldhunga monitor these seasonal harvesting efforts across the district's primary crop belts.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/okhaldhunga-farmers-speed-up-paddy-harvest-following-tihar-festival-20261113

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