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A Participatory Research Experience on the Introduction of Mungbean and Short Duration Aman Rice as Summer Crops in the Char Lands of Northern Bangladesh
The Kurigram district of northern Bangladesh has 222 chars (newly-developed lands), which have 23,000 ha cultivated lands. This study was initiated to introduce mungbean and short duration aman rice in the Kharif (summer) seasons in the chars. Both of these were grown successfully in 2013 on 4 ha of char land of 30 farmers in.. Read More
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