Chalanbali now has a special reputation for the production of honey as well as rice, mustard, garlic, besides fish. Bees have become roasted by bees. Now on the fields of this region, the yellow flowers of the mustard flower. Beautiful scenery of yellow flowers across the field. A new possibilities horizon has been exposed in the production of honey. If the weather is favorable, the Mau-peasants have expressed hope that there is possibility of about one and a half thousand tonnes of honey from Chalanbali region this season.
According to the Department of Agricultural Extension, in the current Rabi season, there are about 63,000 hectares of land in different parts of Chalmohar, Baraigram, Gurudaspur, Singra, Tarash, Ullapara, Shahjangpur, Bhangura and Faridpur. Banpara-Hatikumrul Jamuna Bridge connecting the middle of Chanball, on the other side of the highway, after the field, the spectacularly charming bundle of yellow yellow flowers spread on the ground. Not only in the cane of the mustard field, but now only the sub-section of the room.
European Hybrid Episodes Melifera Beatled by Bees Honey bees fly in the bees and mustard blooms are sitting. After a while the honey bees returning to the beach with honey If the weather is favorable in the current season, there is possibility of procuring 1,550 to 1,660 tonnes of honey from Chanbanb. Whose current market value is Tk 150 per kilo as well as 22 to 25 million taka. About a dozen trained ammunitions in different parts of the country including Bogra, Jessore, Kushtia, Khulna, Satkhira, Pabna, Natore and Sirajgan have made temporary shelters around a month ago. The cultivators of the fields have made 45 to 55 thousand ma'oubks in the field. Every year from November to January, flower honey is extracted. During this time, each monk can grow two to two and a half tons of honey.
Jahangir Alam of Chatmohar, Pabna, president of North Bengal Moolishashi Samity, said that the farmers have gathered almost twice as much moueqa than last year. Environmentalists said the environment is being beneficial in the use of insecticides in the field. Bee does not only collect honey, helps farmers to increase crop production by killing harmful pests for crops.
At present, the amount of honey collected every week is about one lakh kg. Advance sales are being sold at Tk 150 per kilogram. Agents of different brands and cosmetics companies have started buying crude honey from the field of Chanbalil.
Nutrition expert Dr. Tahmina Haque said that honey has been used as antidote for many diseases since the past. Honey helps in the digestive tract, improves appetite, increases memory retention, colds, coughs, fever, asthma, heart disease, old dinosaurs, teeth, skin, abdominal pain, and many other complex diseases. There are also various nutrients and herbal properties in honey.
25 indigenous women trained in Tarash upazila are collecting honey from training from a private development organization named 'Changal'. In Chatmohar upazila, 25 farmers are now busy busy collecting honey. By taking BSCIC's training in maize cultivation, they started mowing and cultivation.