Tal is being sold in a van in Kachari Bazar area. many hawkers are selling palm posara in baskets on the street by ferry.
Abdul Jalil, a palm seller in a van at the corner of New Engineer Para, said he buys 100 palms at a wholesale price of Tk 500 to 600 per day. Grainis sold for 1516 taka.
Atardar Selim Sarkar in New Engineer Para of Rangpur metropolis said that the rhythm of eating shas has started coming from a week. Most are coming from Natore. Apart from this, rhythm also comes from Jessore, Naogaon and Narail areas. However, Jessore Tal has a reputation in terms of quality. Now a couple of trucks are coming to Tal market daily. Each truck ranges in size from ten to twelve thousand. The purchase price of each truck is 12-14 thousand taka, transportation and unloading cost is 4-5 thousand taka and the total cost per truck is 16-18 thousand taka. However, due to the demand in the market, the profit is moderate, he said.
Not only palm leaves but also palm leaves have different uses. Needless to say, the hand fan. Hats, baskets, mats, mats, fences and other toys are made with it. Its wood is also very hard and fibrous. Does not rot or spoil easily. Small dinghy boats, umbrellas, sticks, boxes, rugs, coir, etc. are also made from that palm tree.
The ghats of many ponds in the village are made of palm trunks. The boat that is made by cutting palm trees is called a boat. It is one of the most useful monsoon boats in rural areas. It is very useful for picking water lilies, fishing, transporting goods or other goods.
And the natural beauty of the babui bird's nest in the palm tree can't wait to tell.