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Feeding the Herds: Improving Fodder Resources in Bhutan

The development of the livestock sector is of prime importance in Bhutan, where more than 80% of the population is involved in agriculture in some way, but only 8% of the land area is suitable for arable production. As in other parts of the Himalayan region, fodder is a significant limiting factor, and research into fodder development has long been a major component of the government research programme.