Boro paddy field in Bogra Gold color someone is cutting, someone is binding. and the song is singing faraway from the throat. A farmer Saju Mia. The song is mixed with the sweetness of the mind. he is cutting fast to sing songs of gold boro paddy
Songs of Saju Mian sing songs ar such 'no one has ever received a nasty name. She went together with her in-laws to see pictures of girls. how many people ar watching, how many people have not seen mine. Still no one has received Kaba .
Song and work was being talked about with another farmer Motahar Hossain. He said, 'I am cutting new rice this year. it's very fun. Twenty-two pounds of rice, the yield is coming. The farmer is happy. there'll be laughter and happiness. If the sky is cleaned by the grace of Allah, then this rice can grow in the farmer's house. '
Deputy Director of the Department of Extension of Bogra District, Pratul Sarkar aforesaid that Boro has been planted in the district within the current season with ninety lakh hectares of land. Production targets are calculable to be seven lakh 70 metric tons. Meanwhile, Boro paddy has been cultivated in 20, 444 hectares of land in Nandigram district. Production targets are estimated to be around one lakh metric tons.
Early varieties of rice have been cultivated in most of the upazilas. Farmers used Minaket, BRRI-Rice 62, BRRI-Rice twenty eight, BRRI-RA 58, Bina-7. the typical yield of bigha paddy is 20 to 22 grains.
Farmer Akram Hossain of Nandigram Purpara village said that he created rice in fifteen bighas of land. His elder brother started cutting rice. He said that he would got to wait another four to 5 days to get rid of his land.
Upazila Agriculture Officer Mushidul Haque aforementioned, "Boro cultivation is sweet as a result of the weather is favorable." Farmers also are obtaining sensible market value of rice.
Mahbub Hossain, a stutter of Ranbagha Dhan Hat of Nandigram upazila, aforementioned that currently the common import of rice from twenty to thirty trucks is being created during this hut. The season can begin from one week later. within the season seventy to one hundred trucks of rice can come back. currently Monpati rice is sold-out at 900 rupees however the value are reduced within the season. Monpati rice is found at Tk 700 to 800. in line with the truck size, there area unit fifteen to twenty tonnes of rice in every truck.