Off-season watermelon farming gaining momentum in Natore, Bangladesh

Published 2021년 8월 2일

Tridge summary

Off-season yellow watermelon cultivation is becoming popular in Natore due to its high demand and potential for profitable output. Farmers are using the mulching method and advising from the DAE to grow this watermelon, which can be harvested after 50-55 days. The fruits are not only beautiful but also tasteful. Unemployed youth are also trying to become financially stable by growing this watermelon. Each kilogram is sold at Tk 80-85 in local markets and Tk 70-75 in wholesale markets, while the production cost is Tk 20-30 per kilogram. The Upazila Agriculture office has distributed quality high-yielding seeds to the farmers.
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Original content

Off-season yellow watermelon cultivation is gaining momentum in Natore. The mulching method is being followed to get fresh and bumper output. The farmers have started turning to watermelon production to get benefits. The cultivators of the district are taking preparation to harvest the fruits as its rampant demand attracts the growers. Though it grows profusely from the month of April to June across the country, it may be grown round the year through proper care. The seeds of tasty unseasonal yellow and black baby watermelon have been knitted last June with the advice of the DAE by providing organic and chemical fertilisers. The harvesting of the fruits could be started after 50-55 days of its cultivation. The surface of this watermelon is yellow and quite beautiful. After cutting, the sleeves are seen bright red. It is also very sweet and delicious to eat compared to seasonal watermelon. Every day, farmers of different areas visit the cropland to gather experience as they would ...

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