Symbolic pictureRajib's Sack Ginger Farm
Ginger grown in 300 sacks on fallow land in Sarankhola
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About
Rajib, a young man from South Tafalbari village in Sarankhola upazila, Bagerhat, started growing ginger in sacks after watching YouTube videos and on the advice of the upazila agriculture office. He mixed ash, organic manure and sand into soil, filled 300 sacks on five katha of land and planted two ginger seedlings in each; the plants grew within a month and rhizomes formed within three months. He expects up to about 2 kg of ginger per sack. The method needs very little water, fertiliser or pesticide, with an occasional spray against leaf blight. People from various villages come to see his sack ginger.
Products and services
Ginger
Ginger grown in sacks
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