A quite visit to khopasi
The students of grade 10 paid a visit to Kavre to observe seri-culture. For better understanding of silkwent to the national center of seri-culture located at Kavre. We observed the stages of silk worm during its life cycle and also observed the plantation of mulberry. The area for silk moth rearing was 126 ropanis. It took us more than 2 hours to reach the center. We were guided by the manager of the center to observe the place. There we were able see the silk moth in their
different stages. We also saw the machines required for the rearing of silk worm and the machines required for the production of the silk. We then visited the area where mulberry plants were planted. There were 21 varieties of mulberry available there. We were notified that canva 2 of those varieties was the best for silk worm. There was a smoker where the cocoons were kept to produce silk. After taking rounds of the area, we were given a class about silk worm. We were told about the different stages of their life cycle. We came to know that there were 8 sub centers that produced the silk thread by rearing silk worm. We also got to see the silkworm at their different stages. Surprisingly, we got to see the larva at their different stages closely. Also he informed about the pause in the feeding of silk worm due to the shortage of mulberry leave during winter. Then. we came to know that pupa was very nutritious.I am very thankful to the school administration for allowing and taking us to pay a visit to Kavre for the purpose of better understanding. We spent quality time in Kavre and got to know the environment around Kavre
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