Bangladesh: Adopting scientific method in tea farming stressed

Published 2021년 1월 4일

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A workshop by the Bangladesh Tea Board (BTB) in Thakurgaon, Bangladesh, emphasized the importance of scientific methods and advanced technologies in small-scale tea farming on plain lands to increase production and profitability. Conducted as part of the 'Expansion of Small Holding Tea Cultivation in Northern Bangladesh Project', the workshop saw the participation of 65 small-scale tea growers who learned about various techniques in tea plantation, pest management, and scientific cultivation methods from experts. The BTB is working to extend scientific methods, technologies, and tea-related services to small-scale farmers to promote tea cultivation in the northern region, particularly in the Kartoa Valley ecological zone, which is highly suitable for tea farming. The board is also encouraging organic tea farming to maximize profits for farmers.
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RANGPUR, Jan 4, 2021 (BSS) – Experts at a practical training workshop have stressed on adopting scientific methods and latest technologies in small-scale tea farming on plain lands to enhance production of the cash crop and reap more profits. “Use of scientific methods can boost tea farming in the northern region,” said Senior Scientific Officer (Entomology) of Bangladesh Tea Board (BTB) and its Project Director of Northern Bangladesh Project Agriculturalist Dr. Mohammad Shameem Al Mamun. He said this while conducting the daylong event on ‘Plucking, pruning and pests’ management in tea plantation’ arranged by BTB at Paria village in Baliadangi upazila of Thakurgaon on Sunday, said a press release today. The BTB organised the event to expand small-scale tea cultivation under its ‘Expansion of Small Holding Tea Cultivation in Northern Bangladesh Project’ by reaching latest scientific methods, technologies and tea related services to farmers’ doorsteps. A total of 65 small-scale tea ...

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