The country is coming after the Bombay and China litchi

Litchi hanging litchi in the gardens of famous Pabna region. The plants have become rusty in ripe, semi-leaved lime. Already the native (mozaffarpuri) variety litchi market has emerged. It will take about 10-12 days to arrive in the delicious litchi market of Bombay and China varieties. However, due to adverse weather this year, about 30-35 percent of the gardens in Pabna district did not have litchi. Due to low litchi, farmers hoped to get better prices due to low prices. But due to the start of Ramadan at the time of bombing of China and China, the garden owner and businessmen expressed disappointment that the demand of litchi will be reduced greatly. Even after this, litchi farmers and traders are expected to sell litchi worth Tk 1 billion this year from the district. Farmers and businessmen are now just praying to the Creator, the rest of the time is not a major natural disaster. Then they can sell the litchi well and get home. In the last moment, to protect themselves from natural disasters, many plants have been advocated with bamboo poles in small plants.
On the other hand, on Tuesday and Wednesday night, there were lashes in many gardens in Ishwardi and Sadar upazila of the district. On Thursday, the Deputy Director of Pabna District Agriculture Extension Department, Bibhuti Bhushan, along with the officials of the Agriculture Department, visited those gardens damaged by Ishwardi upazila. Deputy director said that some litchi gardens were damaged in a region of Ishwardi upazila on Wednesday night in the Kalbeishakhi storm. Besides, garden owners of Ughargarh, Chakgurgarh, Mougram and Jowardh area of ​​Sadar upazila said that on Tuesday and Wednesday night, some trees in their garden have been damaged by the cyclonic storm.

According to Pabna District Agriculture Department sources, 725 hectares of Pabna Sadar in 9 upazilas, 35 hectares in Atgharia, 2,515 hectares in Ishwardi, 275 hectares in Chatmohar, 70 hectares in Bhangra, 12 hectares in Faridpur, 10 hectares in Barey, 20 hectares in Sujganagar and 80 hectares in Santhi upazila. There are litchi gardens in the land. Farmers are cultivating litchi in 3 thousand 74 hectare or 28 thousand 65 bighas of land in the district. Farmers are cultivating litchi in more than 500 hectares of land. Apart from litchi garden garden, there are 2-4 litchi trees in many village gardens of different villages.
After visiting different areas and talking to litchi farmers, 16 litchi trees were planted in a garden of one bigha of land. The fruit of the mozaffarpuri or native variety of litchi is found after 1 to 2 years. After 3 to 4 years of fruit, the fruit of the lime tree of Bombay and China-3, started to produce results. They also said, if the plant's tree is 12-14 years old, then it is considered as a full garden. In one of these gardens, the litchi is actually sold from lowest 5 thousand taka to 25 thousand taka. It can be sold from 3 to 3 lakh litchi in a garden of one bigha land. That is, it is not possible to sell so much money crops from one bigha of land every year by cultivating any other crop. Being a fertile land for good profits and litchi plantation, especially in Pabna Sadar and Ishwardi upazilas, many farmers have been inclined to create litchi gardens.
Meanwhile, litchi cultivators and traders of these areas are busy working on a busy night to create tin-made chanting noise for chasing the enemy's bats and squirrels of Lichur. The garden has a tangor leaf in the garden. The owner and workers of the night guard guard.
There are hundreds of litchi gardens in the villages of Rooppur, Ishimari, Jaynagar, Aatapara, Pakshi, Speakerpur and Dashuria, and Chakgurgarh of Sadar upazila, Ugargarh, Madhupur, Mogh, Jowardh, Shalaiyapur, Gaeyshpur, Jalalpur and Malanchis of Ishwardi upazila. In these gardens only litchi and litchi.
Litchi cultivators Halim Khan, Manik, Arseed Ali, Habibur Rahman, Abdul Kader Master, Bachchu Hujur, Shahid Sheikh, Azizul Mullick, Alam Hossain, Ayeaz Uddin, Toraip Ali, Storm-Moll, Sunil Md., Abdul Jalil This correspondent is talking to farmers and traders.
Litchi farmers also said that the cultivation of litchi in Bombay, China-3 and Mozaffarpuri in Pabna region is being cultivated. The native variety of litchi is small in size. 15 to 20 days before the ripe lacura starts ripe. As a result, the farmers are getting good prices. Apart from this, due to litchi, there is little time to labor in the garden. Do not have to watch overnight to watch. So many farmers are interested in cultivating local varieties of litchi. Currently, local variety litchi is being sold in the market.
Harun-or-Rashid, a litchi farmer from Chakaggar village of Pabna Sadar upazila, said that there are 3 litchi gardens in his 4 bighas of land. This year, 50 percent of its garden plant has litchi. All the trees in the garden are lime lime of Bombay and China-3. It will take another week to cook litch. He said that in the month of Ramadan the litchi rice will start completely. As a result, the prices are not expected to be available.
Abdul Latif, Litchi farmer of Jowardah village of sadar upazila, said that this year, in his garden less litchi than the year. He is hoping that he will get better prices though. This year's litchi size has increased in comparison to last year.
National Fruit and Tree Award and certified Livi cultivator Abdul Jalil Kitab Ma-l of Ishwardi upazila said, Khabui is suitable for litchi cultivation of Pabna soil. Litchi has now been ranked as a cash crop for the Pabna region. Farmers are benefited by cultivating litchi in lesser labor and less labor than rice, wheat, jute and other crops.
Litchi dealer Ayub Ali, Alam Sheikh and Md. With Mizan Hugur They said that the tree has started litchi on the tree. Now being guarded to protect from bats and squirrels. Litchi can not be kept in the tree for more than 15-20 days after the ripe start. To sell litchi within this short time