Agriculture sector has remained stagnant over the years due to lack of attention from the government and the concerned stakeholders. The yield and crop production has decreased due to changing landscape, unnecessary use of chemical fertilizer, soil burning, rainfall, and temperature directly leading to a rise in out-migration of workforce in search of better opportunities and income. According to the National Population Census 2021 preliminary result, 2.1 million Nepalese are living abroad which means one in every three households have at least one member absent or living outside of Nepal. Although there has been large increase in the in-flow of remittance, the hard-earned money is used up in buying foods to feed the families as it is actually cheaper to buy foods in the market than grow it in farms further widening the trade deficit. Nepal could save USD 2 billion (NPR 265 billion) every year if it could avoid the imports and decrease the agricultural trade deficit.