Author

B. N. Regmi

Observed name: BR Regmi

OpenAlex ID: A5110300355

Improving the livelihoods of the poor and marginalized in Nepal through leasehold forestry and livestock program: A review of institutional constraints and opportunities

1970 · BR Regmi, A Albano, et al. · Banko Janakari · 4

An analysis of farmers' decision-making processes regarding fodder management strategies.

2000 · B. Vickers, C. R. C. Hendy, et al. · 2

Problems and prospects of farm forestry: a case of Chitwan district, Nepal

2004 · B. N. Regmi, C. Garforth · CentAUR (University of Reading) · 1

Fodder trees as a potential resource of livestock feed in the western hills of Nepal.

2000 · S. R. Rana, N. Amatya, et al. · 1

Approaches to understanding livestock feed requirements and identifying ways to improve fodder supply involving farmer and community initiatives.

2000 · E. Kiff, C. R. C. Hendy, et al. · 1

Using livestock to improve the livelihoods of landless and refugee-affected livestock keepers in Bangladesh and Nepal.

2004 · A. McLeod, M. Saadullah, et al.

Strategies for improved fodder production in the dry season in the mid-hills of Nepal, using participatory research techniques. Summary reports from village-level workshops and Kathmandu farmer and NGO workshop. March and April 2000. Report 10. [Science] [Field]

2001 · Richard M. Vickers, R. Chhetri, et al.

An analysis of farmers' decision-making processes regarding fodder management strategies. pp. 15. In: Improved strategies for identifying and addressing fodder - deficits in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2001 · B. Vickers, C. R. C. Hendy, et al.

Problems and challenges in the implementation of suggested improvements to fodder management strategies in the field through local farmers' groups. In: Improved strategies for identifying and addressing fodder - deficits in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2001 · B. N. Regmi, B. Vickers

Seasonal composition and quality of livestock diets on small-holder mixed farms in the mid-hills of Nepal. In: Improved strategies for identifying and addressing fodder - deficits in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2001 · B. Vickers, R. Chhetri, et al.

Seasonal patterns of livestock feed collection and deficits for small-holder mixed farms in the mid-hills zone of Nepal. In: Improved strategies for identifying and addressing fodder - deficits in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2001 · B. Vickers, R. Chhetri, et al.

Strategies for improved fodder production in the dry season in the mid-hills of Nepal, using participatory research techniques. Third joint field work to cross-check bimonthly survey findings, discuss species performance with farmers and follow-up activities and reporting with local NGOs. 15 March - 2 April 1999. Report 4

2000 · E. Kiff, C. R. C. Hendy, et al.

Challenges and potentials of fodder trees development in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2000 · Krishna Kaphle, N. R. Devkota, et al.

Seasonal composition and quality of livestock diets on small-holder mixed farms in the mid-hills zone of Nepal.

2000 · C. R. C. Hendy, B. Vickers, et al.

Seasonal patterns of livestock feed collection and deficits for small-holder mixed farms in the mid-hills zone of Nepal.

2000 · C. R. C. Hendy, B. Vickers, et al.

Proceedings of the National Level Workshop on Improved Strategies for Identifying and Addressing Fodder Deficits in the Mid-Hills of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal, 5th-6th September, 2000.

2000 · R. Kharel, S. M. Amatya, et al.

Effect of soil properties on the early survival of Artocarpus lakoocha, Morus alba and Leucaena diversifolia planted by farmers in three districts in the middle hills of Nepal.

2000 · M.B. Malla, Raju Kharel, et al.

Problems and challenges in the implementation of suggested improvements to fodder management strategies in the field through local farmers' groups.

2000 · B. N. Regmi, B. Vickers, et al.

Feeds and fodder management in the dry season.

2000 · B. B. Kshatri, R. Kharel, et al.

Fodder domestication issues and use of potential vegetation map in increasing fodder production in the mid-hills of Nepal.

2000 · L. P. Dhakal, J. P. B. Lillesø, et al.

Works count: 20

Citation count: 9

H-index: 2

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