DHADING: The Agricultural Development Office has urged farmers to monitor weather forecasts before harvesting and bringing in their paddy crops, warning of possible rainfall across various parts of the country from October 28 to November 1.
In a notice on rice harvesting and post-harvest management, the office warned that light to heavy rainfall could damage paddy crops and advised farmers to take precautions to minimise potential losses.
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