Cereal Crops

In recent years, Nepalese farmers have begun reaping significant financial rewards from cultivating a special type of aromatic rice known as the Suwashi rice. Once considered a lesser-known strain, Suwashi rice is now gaining recognition for its excellent aroma, soft texture, and premium market value. With growing demand both locally and internationally, this variety is […]

Mustard Farming  Mustard farming profit per acre is significantly amplified when adopting hybrid varieties over traditional local strains. Hybrid mustard cultivation generates NRs. 88,000/acre in net profit—66% higher than the NRs. 53,000/acre earned from local varieties—owing to its robust yield of 1,100 kg/acre (vs. 720 kg/acre for local varieties) at a stable market rate of NRs. 125/kg. While hybrid farming incurs 33.78% higher

Wheat Farming Wheat farming profit per acre analysis reveals the total cost of NRs. 45,500, while income from selling 2,400 kg of wheat at NRs. 38/kg generates NRs. 91,200, yielding a net profit of NRs. 45,700 (91,200 − 45,500). This equates to a ~100% profit margin, doubling the initial investment. Land preparation (33% of costs) and

Maize Farming  The profit analysis for maize farming profit per acre reveals the total cost of NRs. 78,000 and total income of NRs. 120,000, yielding a net profit of NRs. 42,000 (calculated as *Profit = Total Income − Total Cost = 120,000 − 78,000*). Key cost drivers include land preparation (NRs. 15,000), fertilizers/manure (NRs. 15,000), and irrigation (NRs.