Bangladesh: Panchagarh groundnut farmers happy over bumper yield

Published 2021년 8월 6일

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Farmers in Panchgarh district are experiencing satisfaction with the high yield of groundnut crops and reasonable market prices this year. They have cultivated groundnut on 11,795 hectares of land across all five upazilas, with a production goal of 24,000 tons. The lucrative prices, reaching Tk3000 to Tk3200 per mound in local markets, have inspired farmers to expand their cultivation. Each bigha (33 decimal) of land is expected to produce 8 to 10 mounds of groundnut. The Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) has supported farmers with quality seeds, fertilizers, and training, and commercial banks have provided easy loans for cultivation.

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Farmers of Panchagarh district are happy over bumper groundnut yield and fair price of their production this year. Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) office sources said about 11,795 hectares of land have been brought under groundnut cultivation in all five upazilas in the district with the production target of 24,000 tons of groundnut. Deputy Director of DAE Md Mizanur Rahman said farmers of the district have cultivated groundnut on more land as they get a lucrative price of their harvested crop. Farmers have started harvesting groundnuts from their respective land with much enthusiasm. About 8 to 10 mounds of groundnut can be produced from one bigha (33 decimal) of land and per mound of groundnut is being sold Tk3000 to Tk3200 in the local markets. Sunil Kumar of Sabuspara village in Debiganj upazila said that he had cultivated groundnut on four bighas of land and he got 30 mounds of groundnut. He got a profit of Tk 40,000 after meeting all expenditures. DD Mizanur Rahman ...

Source: DhakaTribune