Hello hiver, hope everyone is well. In early spring, mango trees across our country begin to bud. Like every year, this year too my mango trees have budded well.I have many mango trees in my yard. All were sown by me and my family members.The tree is covered with mango buds. And the fragrance of the buds is spreading all around. Today I am sharing with you some of this wonderful experience and some words for its success.
Many people have benefited from commercial mango plantation in Bangladesh. Desperate unemployed youth dreams of becoming self-reliant by creating mango orchards. Everyone aims to feed people pure mangoes without using formalin and other chemicals.
The mangoes produced by my trees are absolutely pure and delicious. Mangoes are sent through courier services to our relatives who live far away from home. And everyone is satisfied for eating mangoes those grown in the backyard.
Those who grow mangoes commercially, the buyers come to their orchards and buy them. These mangoes are popular with everyone because no formalin or chemicals are used.
Mangoes will be available in the market within a month. Therefore, the owners and farmers now pay extra attention to care their mango trees.
Mango is one of the 70 commercially cultivated fruits in Bangladesh. Mango is cultivated in 40% of the total fruit cultivation area, but its scope is increasing day by day.
Many Bengali traditions and cuisines are associated with mangoes. Bees roam around in mango buds. And the fragrance of the buds spread around. The arrival of mangoes in early spring is truly a boon to life.
