Snowing destroys grass, Limi residents worry about fodder for Chauris
Summary
Heavy snowfall on September 26 and 27 destroyed grass in Limi village of Humla, leaving residents worried about winter fodder for their chauris. Farmers were unable to cut and store the grass in time, and 325 mountain cows rescued from the snowstorm may now face a shortage of feed.
Key Points
- Heavy snowfall on September 26 and 27 destroyed grass in Limi village, where residents depend on it as winter fodder for chauris.
- Farmers could not cut and store the grass before the snow arrived, creating a likely fodder shortage for winter.
- Although 325 mountain cows stranded in the snowstorm were rescued, feeding them this winter will be difficult.
