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local GoodS and
               Lesson 3                                                                 Unit 7
                                                tHeir uSeS



                       Objectives:

                     On completion of this lesson, students will be able to:
                     •  Enlist some names of local goods.
                     •  Suggest some points for their promotion.


              Nepal is a developing country. It has
              many  remote  places.  It  has  many
              villages.  The  people  who  live  in  the
              villages  are  mostly  farmers.  They
              grow  different  kinds  of  crops  in

              different seasons. Farmers grow food
              crops  as  well  as  cash  crops.  Besides
              agriculture, the farmers in the villages
              also  produce  some  goods  for  their
              daily use.

              They make different goods for different
              purposes. They mainly produce goods
              such  as,  furniture,  utensils,  mats,
              baskets,  ropes,  clay  pots,  blankets,
              beaten rice, mustard oil, ghee, curd,
              jam and many more.

              They also grow some seasonal fruits
              and vegetables. They use most of the
              products at their homes and villages.
              If they have surplus, then they sell in            Local goods being produced
              the market to earn money. The money
              is used to buy the goods which they cannot produce in their villages.

              Whatever  goods  the  villagers  produce,  they  use  them  for  different

              purposes.  They  use  mat  and  furniture  for  sitting.  Similarly,  they  use
              baskets to keep things. Some female members weave woollen blankets,

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