bangladesh & potato
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Bangladesh lies between latitudes 20° and 27°N, and longitudes 88°and 93°E.
Area:
Total: 147,570 km²
Land: 133,910 km²
Water: 10,090 km²
Land boundaries:
North & West: India
East: India & Mayanmer
South : Bay of Bengal
Total: 4,246 km
Coastline: 580 km
Bangladesh has a tropical monsoon
climate characterized by heavy seasonal
rainfall, high temperatures, and high
humidity.
Geography of Bangladesh
Background To The War British rule of India ended in
August of 1947.
Creating 4 new countries,
India, Burma, Sri -Lanka, and
Pakistan.
Pakistan was separated by
East and West, and they were
separated by thousands of
miles of Indian territory.
The East and West were also
very different in the way of
their culture, and the West
area dominated the political
ways of the country.
Independence From Pakistan
Declared : March 26,1971
Victory Day : Dec. 16, 1971
Divisions: 7
District: 64
Capital city: Dhaka
Government : Parliamentary
Time zone : BST (UTC+6)
Drives : on the left
Life expectancy: 70.06 years
Male: 68.21 years
Female: 71.98 years (2012 est.)
Facts of Bangladesh
The red disc represents the sun rising over Bengal, and also the blood of those
who died for the independence of Bangladesh.
The green field stands for the lushness of the land of Bangladesh.
National Flag of BANGLADESH
Jackfruit- National Fruit
Royal Bengal Tiger-National
Animal
Hilisha Ilisha -National Fish
Magpie-National Bird
Water Lilly-National Flower
Kazi Nazrul Islam-National Poet Ha du du (Kabadi)- National Game
National Symbol of
Bangladesh
Language
Bangla is our Mother Tung &official Language, also known as English
Shahid Minar (National Monument)
Total Population: 152,518,015
Population growth rate: 1.37%
Population Density: 1,033.5 /sq km
Male: 7,63,50,518
Female: 7,61,67,497
Rank Country Population
% of World
Population
1 China 1,354,040,000 19.11%
2 India 1,210,569,573 17.08%
3 United States 315,882,000 4.46%
4 Indonesia 237,641,326 3.35%
5 Brazil 193,946,886 2.74%
6 Pakistan 183,095,000 2.58%
7 Nigeria 170,901,000 2.41%
8 Bangladesh 152,518,015 2.15%
… … … …
25 South Korea 50,004,441 0.71%
Total Population in Bangladesh
Source: http://www.bbs.gov.bd/WebTestApplication/userfiles/Image/Census2011/Bangladesh_glance.pdf
Religion in Bangladesh
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
70.00%
80.00%
90.00%
Muslim Hindu Christian Buddhist
89.50%
9.50%
0.30% 0.70%
Grisma (March to May)
Summer (30 and 41 °C)
Bangladesh is a country where can see six seasons
Barsa (June to August)
Rainy Season
Sarat (September to October)
Autumn
Hemanto (October to November)
Late autumn
Seet (November to December)
Winter (5–15 °C)
Basanto (December to February)
Spring
Exports
$24.28 Billion
Ships, Jute and Jute products, Frozen fish and Seafood, Leather
and leather products, Ceramics, Pharmaceuticals, Cement,
Processed food& Fertilizer
Imports
$30 Billion (2012 est.)
Machinery and equipment, Chemicals, Iron and steel, Textiles &
Petroleum products
Economy of Bangladesh
Fiscal year 1 July - 30 June
GDP $118.7 billion (nominal; 2012 est.)
$305.5 billion (PPP; 2012 est.)
GDP growth 6.1% (2012 est.)
GDP per capita $2,000 (PPP; 2012 est.)
GDP by sector Agriculture: 17.3%, Industry: 28.6%, Services: 54.1% (2012 est.)
Population
below poverty line 31.5% (2012 est.)
Natural Resource in Bangladesh
The country has large reserves of natural gas and some petroleum deposits
Its revering and coastal area fish and sea food resource are very substantial.
There are also large deposits of low-grade coal
The principal resources of Bangladesh are the fertile soils of the delta region
Sundarban is the largest mangrove forest in the world
The forest covers 10,000 km2. of whi
ch about 6,000 are in Bangladesh
It became inscribed as a UNESCO
world heritage site in 1997
Mangroves are trees and shrubs
that grow in saline coastal habitats
Now the number of Rayal Bengal
Tigers are 400
Historical Places in Bangladesh
Parliament of Bangladesh, Dhaka National Memorial, Savar,
Dhaka
Shonarga, Dhaka Lalbagh Fort, Dhaka
Historical Places in Bangladesh
Ahsan Manjil, Dhaka The Lord Curzon Hall, Dhaka
Tajhat Rajbari, Rangpur Kantazir Temple, Dinajpur
Historical Places in Bangladesh
Paharpur, Naogaon
Mahasthangarh, Bogra
Mainamati, Commila
Shait Gambuj Mosque, Bagher hat
Historical Places in Bangladesh
Chhota Sona Masjid, Rajshahi Buddsist temple, Bandarban
Oxford Mission Church, Barisal World War 2 Cemetery, Chittagong
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Bangladesh Agriculture at a Glance Total farm holding :15.089 million
Total area :14.845 million hectare
Forest :2.599 million hectare
Cultivable land :8.44 million hectare
Manpower in agriculture :62%
Total food crop demand :34.029 million MT
Total food crop production :34.787 million MT
Food-crop: Rice, Wheat, Sugarcane, Pea, Maize, Potato, etc.
Cash crop: Jute, Cotton, Tobacco, Tea, etc.
Potato (Alu) edible tuber of the cultivated plant Solanum
tuberosum of the family Solanaceae.
Potato is the third major crop after rice and wheat in Bangladesh.
Total area is 0.472 million ha and total production is 8.5 million
tons (approx) in 2011-12
The average yield is 18.00 tons/ha
Bangladesh is 14th among the world potato producers and 3rd
largest in Asia
There are about 15 local and 32 HYV varieties of potatoes
cultivated in different parts of the country.
Major cultivated varieties are: Diamant, Cardinal, Granola,
Asterix, etc.
Facts of Potato in Bangladesh
Production Technology of Potato in Bangladesh
Land Type and Preparation
Deep well drained sandy loamy soil is the best soil for potato cultivation.
Prepare the land to a good tilth by 3-4 ploughing and leveling.
Seed Source: BADC and BARI
Seed rate:1.5-2.0 ton/ha
Planting Time: Whole month of November. Appropriate time is 15-20 November.
Planting distance:
Whole tuber (Line to line = 60 cm ,Plant to plant = 25 cm)
Cut tuber (Line to line = 60 cm, Plant to plant = 10-15 cm)
Methods of sowing: Ridge and furrow method.
Irrigation: Max-3-4
Earthing up: Earthing up should be done when the plants are 15 to 22 cm in height.
Haulm Pulling: The haulms should be pulled about 10 days before harvesting so
that the tuber skin matures and prevents the tubers from getting injured at
harvesting and grading.
Harvesting :
Harvesting can be done either manually or mechanically.
Within 65-70 DAP for early consumption/sale.
Within 85-90 DAP for seed purposes.
Within 90-100 DAP for long time storage.
Yield: 25-35 ton/ha
Production Technology of Potato in Bangladesh
Insects Control Measures
Cut worm Spray Chlorpyrifos (Dursban20EC) @ 2ml/L of water
Aphids Spray Malathion (Maladan57 EC)@ 2 ml/L water.
Potato tuber moth Spray Carbosulfun (Marshal 20 EC)@ 2 ml/L water.
Major Insects Pests:
Aphids
Major Diseases
Production Technology of Potato in Bangladesh
Diseases Control Measures
Late blight Spray with Mancozeb (Diathane M-45) @ 2g/L of water or
Mancozeb+Metalaxyl (Ridomeal gold 72WP) @ 1g/L of water
Common Scab Treat the seed with 3% boric acid before storing.
Bacterial wilt Uprooting of infected plants and stop irrigation. Apply staple
bleaching @ 20-25 kg/ha
Potato Leaf Roll
Virus (PLRV)
Uprooting of infected plants. Spray Malathion(Maladan57 EC) @
2 ml/L water to control aphids.
PVY and PVX Uprooting of infected plants Spray Malathion (Maladan57 EC) @
2 ml/L water.