Bangladesh: chilli farming getting popularity in Sundarganj char areas

Published 2021년 1월 15일

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Farmers in the Sundarganj upazila of Gaibandha, Bangladesh, are increasingly cultivating chilli due to its high yield and fair market price. This year, 155 hectares of land was dedicated to chilli farming, with farmers expecting to earn three to five times the cost of cultivation. The upazila agriculture office is providing technological support to ensure the success of this venture. The Department of Agricultural Extension is encouraging farmers to plant more chilli in the future.
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GAIBANDHA, Jan 15, 2021 (BSS) – Chilli farming is getting popularity among farmers of chars and the Teesta river basin areas of Sundarganj upazila in the district in recent years due to its desired output and fair price. The farmers of the areas cultivated chilli on their land located on the both sides of the river on 155 hectares of land this year, upazila agriculture office sources said. Bablu Miah, a chilli farmer of Haripur union of the upazila, said the farmers are increasing the farming of hybrid chilli day by day for getting desired output and fair prices. Taka 8,000-10,000 was spent to cultivate chilli on one bigha of land but a farmer earns Taka 20,000-25,000 from the same land, he said As the chilli farming has become profitable in the char areas farmers are showing their much interested to farm chilli Upazila agriculture officer Syed Mahmud Reza Munna said, the farmers planted the seedlings of chilli on their char land taking the advice of the field level sub assistant ...

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