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Agriculture Research Outcomes Dewathang Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Terracing, seed production and conservation, fodder production, cattle Next to Army gate and below Thori Tshering Gyelpo urine harvesting, composting (pile and Restaurant green leaf manure) Model dairy farming, feed mixing, Below Dewathang Primary School Bhim Bahadur Karki orchard management (mango) Near Bhutan Power Corporation office Milk Marketing Cooperative Dewathang Milk Marketing Cooperative and NRDCL office Cover crop, vegetable and corn Rikhey Rikhey farmers production Dyeing (laniroo) Dewathang Panchagavya Bangtsho Below Monastery Aum Thinley Vermicomposting, Composting (NPK and Below Dewathang temple Dasho Tashi Dorji biodynamic) Model farm, milk marketing, vegetable Bangzor under Choki Gyatsho Institute production, poultry composting, Meme Sherab monastery orchard, cattle urine harvesting Dewathang Gewog Organic Resources Database Jigme Namgyel Polytechnic Center for Solar food dryer fabrication and Appropriate Technology. Contact the rainwater harvesting systems Upper Dewathang town Samdrup Jongkhar Initiative: fabrication [email protected] Municipality, Samdrup Jongkhar city, FCB (Food Corporation of Bhutan) Auction yard market information next to Taxi parking Dungkarcholing, on the way to Samdrup Traditional medicine making Khotsha Choling Rikhey village, below road way to Community Forest and intercropping Rikhey farmers Samdrup Choling Vegetable production in commercial Rikhey village, below road way to Ata Namgay level Samdrup Choling Thromde Thumes, Tashi Tobgay, Dewathang Vegetable Market Shed Samdrup Gatshel Penjor and Thinley Namgay Gomdar Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Temperate Fruit, Plants, and Grafting Perung Yeshey Wangdi Denchi, Denchikhoyar, Chidungkhar, Organic buckwheat production Brumi, Bazor, Gremi and Khoyar AEO pangthang Maize seed production (yangtsipa) Bazor AEO Community Seed Bank Khoyar Cheku Chairman Vegetable Group Pangchelo Chairman AEO and Farmer Thinley Dorji and Agrobiodiversity conservation Rechang lu Chairman Sangay Chopel Farmer promoter Gomdar Gewog AEO Langchenphu Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Integrated Farming : Rice with Daincha, case worm control, legumes on terrace, paddy field bunds, maize with legumes, ginger with Daincha, Bakashey Village Jok BDR Rai citrus with mungbean, controlling trunk borer, injecting kerosene, plugging with mud paste Livestock : Improved cattle shed construction adopted, maintained both local and improved Langchenphu AEO cow breeds, compost shed construction for cow dung and urine collection Fishery; Fish pond, fruit crops, fodder grass growing around fish pond, poultry farming Langchenphu AEO beside fish pond Ginger storage Langchenphu toe Til Bdr. Bhattarai Multi-tier cropping Rongchuthang Shabir Monger Rice and maize storage Langchenphu Jagat BDR Rai SRI Langchenphu AEO Farmer Promoter Langchenphu Gewog AEO Lauri Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Upland rice cultivation, solar drying of vegetables Gonong Zangthey Chirata Lauri GFO Dorji Wangdi Solar drying of foods, operation and maintanence of Gonong Tshering Zangmo solar panels for drying Solar drying of foods, operation and maintanence of Lauri Dorji Pemo solar panels for drying Solar drying of foods, operation and maintanence of Betsheling Dorji Tshomo solar panels for drying Cornflake production Jompa Tshering Tenzin Preservation of traditional maize, upland rice Zangthi AEO cultivation Cardamom, citrus production Papanadang and Marangchenma AEO Rubia /star anise preservation, collection and Zangthi, momring and AEO, Forest ranger marketing Dungmanma Martshala Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Pest management Mandanla, using cow urine Martshala Tenzin Zangpo Soil fertility management, Leguminous plants Gahaykhar AEO and Daincha Fodder production Martshala LEO Maize production Keptang AEO Farmer Promoter Martshala Gewog AEO Orong Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Milk production and fodder innovation Wooling Terracing, composting, seed production, Morong MC Gurung amaranth demo farm Dyeing Orong AEO Milk production and fodder innovation Orong AEO Hedgerow plantation Yurteri AEO Vegetable seed production Gonmenang Lobzang Chophel Citrus demo orchard Layrong Jamtsho Citrus focus village Nagzoor AEO Mixed fruit orchard Morong AEO Off season vegetable production Morong, Gommenang, Layrong and Orong AEO Bio-gas Orong & Wooling village Jigme Rinzin Orong Gewog Organic Resources Database Electric Dryer Gonmenang and Layrong AEO Market outlet/farmer one-stop shop Dengzor Deki Choden Asparagus plantation Morong, Gommenang, Layrong and Orong AEO and Farmer Group Farmer Promoter Orong Gewog AEO Pemathang Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Intercropping: Rice and beans, rice and Daincha, Raling Gyeltshen ginger and Daincha, Citrus and maize Crop Rotation: Rice and bulb onion, rice and winter Pemathang Cheten and Puran vegetables Straw mushroom cultivation Pemathang AEO Farm Mechanization: Oil expeller and stone grinder Pemathang AEO Livestock: Poultry, Piggery, Fishery and Beekeeping Pemathang AEO and Livestock officer Energy: Biogas and FYM Pemathang AEO Pasture development Pemathang AEO and Livestock officer Soil and water conservation Pemathang AEO Phuntshothang Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Intercropping: paddy and dhal, maize and legumes, Phuntshothang AEO ginger and Daincha Areca nut, bitter leaves, and black pepper Phuntshothang AEO Soil fertility management: Daincha and legumnious Phuntshothang AEO plants, and cow, chicken, and goat urine Pest management: Ash, cow urine, homemade pesticide( ginger and 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fiddle heads, cane and seaweed Serthi Gewog Organic Resources Database Staple crops: Maize, sweet buckwheat, legumes, and Monmola AEO mustard Cash and nutrient crops: cardamom, mandarin and Monmola AEO vegetables Non-wood forest products (NWFPS): rabia, mushroom, Monmola AEO fiddle heads, cane, and seaweed Staple crops: Maize, sweet buckwheat, legumes, and Barkalang nang AEO mustard Cash and nutrient crops: mandarin, cardamom, and Barkalang nang AEO vegetables Non-wood forest products (NWFPS): rabia, mushroom, Barkalang nang AEO fiddle heads, cane, and seaweed Wangphu Gewog Organic Resources Database Resource Location Contact Rehabilitation of traditional maize and varieties Pangthang AEO Rehabalitation of sweet buckwheat production Haila AEO Organic sweet buckwheat production Haila AEO Organic vegetable production Pangthang AEO Madarin production Wangphu AEO Upland rice cultivation Pangthang AEO CROPS GROWN IN SAMDRUP JONGKHAR YES FOR THOSE AVAILABLE AND NO FOR THOSE NOT AVAILABLE Gewog Name: Pemathang Phuntshothang Martshala Gomdar Orong Serthi Samrang Dewathang CEREALS Amaranth (Lasamo) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Amaranth (Mo) No Yes No Yes Yes Yes No Yes Amaranth (Nam) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Barley No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Buckwheat (bitter) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Buckwheat (sweet) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Finger millet Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Fox tail millet No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Lentil (Dhal) Yes No No No No No Yes Yes Maize Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Millet (Kongpu) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Mung bean Yes Yes Yes Mustard Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Paddy Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Rices bean Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Sorghum (Khubar) No Yes No No No No No Yes No Soya bean Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Upland rice Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Wheat No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes VEGETABLES Achocha Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Asparagus Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bean Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bitter gourd Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bottle gourd Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bowzong Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Broccoli Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Cabbage Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Carrot Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Cauliflower Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Chilli (Big, Small, Round, Orongpa) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Chives Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Coriander Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Egg Plant Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Garlic Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Ginger Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Gong Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Khachi Oro Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Kidney Beans No No No Yes Yes No No Yes Leek No No Yes No Yes Yes No No Lettuce Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Mustard green Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Okra Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes
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