Bangladeshi farmers find zucchini’s high yields & low costs palatable

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Bangladeshi farmers find zucchini’s high yields & low costs palatable
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8 Ways To Find The Best Web Design Agencies For Your…Though long considered “foreign” to Bangladeshi farmers, zucchini squash is now cultivated among growers who value its high productivity, lower production cost and short growing time.

For her, the remaining months are crucial, as she needs to use the lands properly to manage the livelihood for her 5-member family. Considering this, five years back, she dared to cultivate the unknown-to-her vegetable, zucchini squash, following one of her neighbors. Zucchini squash, also called courgette, has long been known in other parts of the world to be a delicious and popular vegetable. But in Bangladesh, where it’s a new introduction to the local people, it is a high-value vegetable crop whose cultivation is expanding in relatively less fertile lands. Especially in the Teesta, Dharla and Brahmaputra River basins in North Bengal, many people have become self-sufficient by cultivating the squash.

In Bangladesh, where it’s a new introduction to the local people, zucchini is a high-value vegetable crop whose cultivation is expanding in relatively less fertile lands. Image by Farhana Parvin.Md. Sharaf Uddin, senior scientific officer at BARI, said though the Bari Squash-1 was developed from an Australian squash variety, it has already been adopted in Bangladesh, and more importantly, both the demand and supply sides have already been created.

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