Peach Production In Nepal

          Although the benefits to the Canadian economy or agricultural community are not extensive and or extremely beneficial they are still important to note.  By supplying the initial saplings the nurseries are making a profit, which in turn improves their business, which would allow them to expand, and possibly become a bigger operation and become well known.  With the Canadian nurseries becoming bigger and making more of a profit that helps that Canadian government and also potentially increase exports.  The proposal also includes, that Canada supplies some experts involved in the peach industry that can provide knowledge and experience to the Nepalese so they can become knowledgeable of how to begin and continue the process.  Students would also be a great resource that Canada could supply that would not only help the people in Nepal but

also provide a great learning experience for the students.  From 1960 to 1973

stations were set up across Nepal and deciduous fruits were introduced but didn’t

last for multiple reasons and one was lack of training for farmers (Devkota, n.d.).