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शंकर मैनालीले बाख्रापालन गरेको २२ वर्ष भयो । व्यवसायिक रुपमा बाख्रापालन गर्ने विधि तरिका बारे उनी अनुभवि भएका छन् । बाख्राका जात, पाल्ने तरिका, रोगव्याधी, यी सबैबारे जानकार छन् शंकर । पछिल्लो समय देशमा उन्नत नश्लको बोका विदेशबाट ल्याउने लहर चलेको छ । बोकाको ठूलो व्यापार चलेको छ । तर शंकर मैनाली हालै भित्राइरहेको बोयर जातको बाख्रा नेपालको हावापानीमा उपयुक्त नभएको र यसले नेपाली स्थानीय जाताको बाख्रा लोप गराउने दावी गर्छन् । स्थानीय जातको बाख्रामा नै धेरै आम्दानी लिन सकिने उनी बताउँछन् । हेरौं उनको २२ वर्षको बाख्रापालन यात्रा, अरुलाई पनि सेयर गर्नुस् । बिस्तृत जानकरिकोलागि पुरा भिडियो हेर्नुहोला अनि शेयर र सब्स्क्राइब गर्न नभुल्नुहोला ।
Shankar Mainali has been raising goats for 22 years. During this period, he was taught the method of raising goats commercially. Shankar knows about goat breeds, breeding methods, diseases, all these. Lately, there has been a wave of importing goats of advanced breeds in the country. Goat has a big business going on. But Shankar Mainali claims that the recent influx of Boer goats is not suitable for Nepal's climate and that it will wipe out local Nepali goats. He says that a lot of income can be earned from local goats.Let's see his 22 years of goat rearing journey, share it with others.
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सूचना: यस भिडियोको लिंक आफ्नो अनलाइन, युटुब, फेसबुकमा शेयर गर्न सक्नु हुनेछ। तर बिना ईजाजत पुरा वा आंशिक भाग अपलोड गरेको पाइएमा प्रचलित कानुन बमोजिम कारवाही हुनेछ ।
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Nepal Today is a weekly television program by Media Plan Private Limited (Registration no.17985/058/059). Nepal Today was broadcasted from Nepal Television Plus. After eight consecutive years of broadcasting, it is premiered every Monday at 7:00 pm on RU-vid.
Since its first broadcast on June 29, 2012. This is the first private-sector television program about agriculture.
This program is dedicated to Nepal’s 66% population who are engaged in agriculture.