Own reporter:
In Kamalnagar of Lakshmipur, Boro paddy planting program has been inaugurated through machine in Samala method. Laxmipur District Commissioner Md. Annoor Hoshain Akand inaugurated the program at Char Lorenche Block of Upazila at 11 am on Saturday.
Kamalnagar Upazila Agriculture Extension Directorate Ajan Upazila Nirbahi Officer Md. Kamruzzaman was present in the chairmanship of District Agriculture Extension Department Deputy Director Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain, Upazila Parishad Chairman Mejbah Uddin Ahmed Bappi, Upazila Assistant Commissioner (Land) Pudam Pusp Chakma, Upazila Agriculture Worker Atiq Ahmed, Char Larencha Unitary Council Checherman AKM Nurul Amin Master, Upazila Parishad Vice-Chancellor Omar.
Kamalnagar Upazila Agriculture Worker Md. Atiq Ahmed said that agricultural land is decreasing with the increase in population. Therefore, in order to meet the food needs of people by producing more rice in small land, Boro rice cultivation has started in the same way through advanced technology. In the financial year 2021-2022, Boro paddy is being cultivated in 50 acres of land in the same way. Farmers are encouraged by the planting method.
The use of the same variety of high-yielding agricultural technology in the use of the latest agricultural technology of agriculture, planting seeds in trays, planting low-base seedlings, using rice transplanters in seedlings, using balanced fertilizers, using a combination harvester in rice harvesting, using a combination harvester in the production, saving the cost of agricultural labor through agricultural mechanization will be possible.
45 farmers have planted boro paddy together in 50 acres of land in villages, which will be planted in 22-24 days of rice transplanter machine through seed sowing tray.
In this poison, the beneficiaries of North Char Larenche Block said that this year we have prepared 50 acres of land for cultivation through technology this year after receiving training in Roro paddy cultivation in the same way from the upazila agriculture office.
In the opening ceremony, the guest said that the Bangladesh government's vision 2041 is achieving the incentive to bring the cost of agriculture to the government, and the machine is very affordable and less expensive to plant paddy in the machine.