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Farmers learn how to make papers from banana trees, Tsirang

October 14, 2020
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Banana not only comes with a variety of health benefits, but its trunk can also be turned into papers! For some farmers of Patshaling Gewog in Tsirang, this comes as a blessing as banana trees grow in abundance in the district. 32 of them were trained on its production and are now seemingly excited to take the idea beyond. 

Farmers learn how to make papers from banana trees, Tsirang

Banana not only comes with a variety of health benefits, but its trunk can also be turned into papers! For some farmers of Patshaling Gewog in Tsirang, this comes as a blessing as banana trees grow in abundance in the district. 32 of them were trained on its production and are now seemingly excited to take the idea beyond.

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