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According to a report from Bangladesh’s “Daily Sun” on September 9, scientists from the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) developed two research stations at the Lebukhali Regional Horticultural Research Station in Patuakhali.
A new watermelon variety has been welcomed by farmers due to its low production cost and high yield
.
The shape, taste and sweetness of the new watermelon are better than traditional foreign hybrid varieties, and it has also been recognized by consumers
.
Farmers in Bangladesh can easily produce seeds from these new watermelon varieties to reduce their dependence on seed imports and save a lot of foreign exchange for Bangladesh
.
Bangladesh imports about 2-25 billion taka of watermelon seeds every year
.
These two new varieties are non-seasonal varieties, suitable for Mongolian climate
.
Therefore, farmers in Bangladesh will benefit more from these local varieties
.
For example, Mongolian farmer Omar Farouk invested about 100,000 taka in planting new varieties of watermelon, and obtained 300,000 taka through the sale of watermelons
.
A new watermelon variety has been welcomed by farmers due to its low production cost and high yield
.
The shape, taste and sweetness of the new watermelon are better than traditional foreign hybrid varieties, and it has also been recognized by consumers
.
Farmers in Bangladesh can easily produce seeds from these new watermelon varieties to reduce their dependence on seed imports and save a lot of foreign exchange for Bangladesh
.
Bangladesh imports about 2-25 billion taka of watermelon seeds every year
.
These two new varieties are non-seasonal varieties, suitable for Mongolian climate
.
Therefore, farmers in Bangladesh will benefit more from these local varieties
.
For example, Mongolian farmer Omar Farouk invested about 100,000 taka in planting new varieties of watermelon, and obtained 300,000 taka through the sale of watermelons
.
