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Monkeys are the enemies of farmers in Nepal.
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Monkeys are becoming one of the most persistent and destructive enemies of farmers in Nepal.
KATHMANDU — At dawn in Birta Deurali village of Kavrepalanchok in central Nepal, maize fields aren’t quiet. Farmers stand guard,…
Nepals farmers are increasingly struggling with crop damage caused by rhesus macaques and other wildlife. Rural migration has…
In a village in central Nepal, growing conflict between farmers and rhesus macaques has prompted researchers to test artificial…
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