Bangladesh: Farmers enthuse more on vegetable cultivation in Narsingdi chars

게시됨 2021년 7월 12일

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Farmers in Bangladesh are showing a growing interest in cultivating Robi crops such as potato, sweet potato, chilly, pulse, mustard, onion, garlic, sweet gourd, cucumber, coriander, kawn, sesame and tishi, particularly on sandy char lands and river beds. This is due to the low production cost and ease of cultivation. For example, sweet potato can yield 50 to 60 maunds per bigha, with each maund selling for Tk 500 to 550. Additionally, these crops require less fertilizers and irrigation.

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원본 콘텐츠

Farmers are being more interested in the cultivation of vegetables specially Robi crops like potato, sweet potato, chilly, pulse, mustard, onion, garlic, sweet gourd, cucumber, coriander, kawn, sesame and tishi. Abu Taleb, a farmer of char Alokbali in Narsingdi Sadar upazila said he has cultivated the sweet potato on eight bighas of land last season by spending around Taka 3800. He earned Taka over 25,000 by selling his produce. Another farmer Abdur Rahim, of Mirjarchar area in Raipura upazila said he has cultivated chilly on five bighas of land this season by spending around Taka 3500. He is hopeful of earning around Taka 25,000 by selling his produce. He said low production cost and easy cultivation process made growers interested in vegetable cultivation. He also said sandy char land is very suitable for the cultivation of robi crop. A farmer can produce 50 to 60 maunds sweet potato on one bigha of land and per maund sweet potato can be sold ...

출처: DhakaTribune