Monday, November 11, 2013

Magical Green Revolution on 
Rice Production in Bangladesh 
Coming Soon, In-Sha-Allah


A local variety can make the wonderful job in rice production in Bangladesh. Since long,  the variety has been cultivated in Habiganj of Sylhet in Bangladesh. This rice variety is basically suitable for cultivation during Aman season. The production of this variety may exceed 40 mounds per bigha or 12 tons per hectare. The plant height can go beyond 6 ft which can help in production of this variety in beel, jheel, haaor and  other inundated areas in Bangladesh.

A part of the rice field can be seen; initially only one tiny rice seedling was transplanted in each hill. Now,  you will find around 80-100 tillers in one bunch.


The existing hybrid or high yielding varieties are of normally short height. But, the long and elongated growing quality of this variety can help in rearing and extension of livestock farming with its hay as roughage (or dry fodder) for nourishing the cows and buffalo at farmers premises.

Do not confuse this with a sugarcane field. This is the same rice field showing one side of the row.


As this variety grows in Aman season - therefore, it can help in releasing and make freedom of a significant portion of the rice field in Boro season for cultivation of other Rabi crop like pulses, vegetables, and oil seeds in Bangladesh.


 A six-year old kid is smiling under the six-feet tall rice plant. The photograph will help you to understand the height of these rice plants. 


Further, it can take the special advantage of free water falling from the sky during the rainy season and Bangladesh can save a significant amount of foreign currency for running the engine driven shallow irrigation tube wells all over the country. Simultaneously, the country will be saved from disturbing the natural ecological balance by over utilization of sub-surface water.   

 Can you imagine the production ? The rice variety can produce 40 mounds per bigha during Aman season, i.e. twelve tons per hectare! We are not sure, is it a natural competitor variety of Super Rice?