Haor Haqalkuki of Moulvibazar is the largest sweetwater mangrove in Asia. Nowadays, half-a-pound rice is being used in the haor areas surrounding Kulaura, Juri, Baralekha, Beanibazar, Golapganj and Fenchuganj upazilas of the district.
But due to rain in this year due to rain, farmers feel the fear of losing crops. Due to the increase in water over the last few days, the fear of the farmers caused fear. They began to cut down on the harvesting of the crop.
A few days ago, the farmers of the haor region were doling out in the dream of raising rice. Because of the good yield of rice, the smell of the peacock appears in the eyes of the farmers. They are dependent on the boro rice produced in a haor. The cost of studying their whole year's family and children for boro rice income
Many people, including Azad Azad, Ahad Mia of Bhukshimail village of Kulaura Haorpur of Hakaluki Haorpara, and the only hope for the livelihood of the farmers of their haorparha. The cost of education of their families and children through boro paddy earnings.
Farmer Moktadir said, "I have planted boro rice in 16 bighas of land. If we are affected by floods, then I will be facing extreme distress on family members, so I do not want to lose crops.
Farmers Saiful Islam Rukan, Shakir Hossain, Bhatera Haorpar, and many farmers said, this year rice is good. Due to early rain water has dried up under the paddy tree, so we have started harvesting half-a -cre paddy in the danger of losing crops.
Boro cultivation has been done in 6,800 hectares of land in Kulaura upazila. Hybrid 180, Uffshi 6600 and 20 hectares of land have been cultivated. There is a total of 4440 hectares of cotton cultivation in Barlekha upazila. Hybrid 260, Uffshi 4065 and local 115 hectares.
Jurdi upazila has been cultivated in 5490 hectares. Of these, hybrid 695, Uffashi 4653 and local 142 hectares of land. Kulaura Upazila Agriculture Officer Jagalul Haider said, it will take more than a week to boro rice. However, early harvesting began in different parts of haor. Basically, farmers are doing this because of fear of losing crops. There are such rains in the month of Chaitra-Baishakh. There is no doubt about it.
Deputy Director of Moulvibazar Agricultural Extension Director Shahjahan said there was no harm to Boro rice in the rain. We hope that the farmers will be able to harvest the crops this year.