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Cardamom was commonly grown under an agroforestry system.
- Taxon
- cardamom
Elettaria cardamomume0 - Outcome
- growing cardamom under the agro-forestry systeme0
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e0“Practice of growing cardamom under the agro-forestry system is prevalent there.”
Title
ASSESSMENT OF PRODUCTION AND MARKETING STATUS OF LARGE CARDAMOM IN LAMJUNG DISTRICT, NEPAL
Prava Dawadi; Janak Pant Food and Agribusiness Management 2024. doi:10.26480/fabm.02.2024.93.102
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation Average cardamom cultivation area was 10 ropani.
- Observation Ramsai, Golsai and Dambarsai were the most cultivated cardamom varieties.
- Observation Cardamom growers had 5-10 years of production experience.
- Observation Chirkey, Furkey and rhizome rot were reported as problematic cardamom diseases.
- Observation Average cardamom production cost was Rs 210000.
- Observation Average cardamom benefit was Rs 371000 per ha.
- Observation The cardamom benefit-cost ratio was 1.76.
- Observation All surveyed households used modern driers for harvested cardamom.
- Observation Rainwater was the irrigation source for cardamom.
- Observation The authors identified proper shade-tree planting as the main biological production factor.
- Observation Alnus nepalensis was the most used shade species in cardamom orchards.
- Observation Leaf eating caterpillar was a major insect problem in cardamom orchards.
- Observation Cardamom plantation payback was calculated as four years.
- Observation High price fluctuation and limited technical knowhow were the main reported problems.