A Presentation on Seasons and Crops of Bangladesh.pptx

8/19/2019 A Presentation on Seasons and Crops of Bangladesh.pptx

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A Presentation onSeasons and Crops ofBangladesh…


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Seasons of Bangladesh

The climate of Bangladesh is moderately

warm, humid and equable. The inuenceof the monsoon in this region is so highthat this climate is nown as tro!ical

monsoon climate as a whole.


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Summer…

" Summer is the warmest of the fourtem!erate seasons, falling betweens!ring and autumn.

" The summer is the #rst season in Bengalicalendar. Baishah and $aistha mae thesummer season. %uring summer, the sun

shines hotly. The heat is unbearable.&'treme heat maes e(erything lifelessand the tem!erature remains u!to )*+cto -+c.


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Summer /ont0d1…

" 2!ril is the hottest month as a result

ri(ers, !onds, canals and !ools dry u!.Peo!le sweat and get thirst and triad outof e'tremes heat.


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Summer /ont0d1…

" The summer 3ay, $une and $uly1 iss!ecially treated as fruit festi(al seasonin Bangladesh when almost all the ma4or

and minor fruits are matured anda(ailable.

" The summer is the season of fruits and

owers. 3angoes, $acfruits, blac5berries, litchis, melons and many other 4uicy5fruits grow in this season. 6ariousinds of owers also blossom in this time.2nd (arious ids of another fruits ri!en.


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Summer /ont0d1…

" Baishah is notorious for the afternoonstorms called 7alboishahi Nor8wester1.

The storms usually start with strong gusts

from the north5western direction at theend of a hot day and cause wides!readdestruction. 9t costs a lot for the !eo!le of

our country. /ro!s are destroyed andsometimes li(es are lost andinfrastructures are harmed se(erely. 9t isone of the most harmful thing about

summer.


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Summer /ont0d1…

" Though it gets much unbearable for

!eo!le but it still is a beauty of nature. 9tis one of the (ery !recious gifts of theen(ironment of Bangladesh


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:ainy…

" :ainy season com!rises the Bengali monthsof 2shar and Sra(an. 2fter a long s!ell of hotweather the rainy season comes with her

showers to cool the earth. This season is of!aramount im!ortance in an agriculturalcountry lie Bangladesh. 9t inuences on ourlife and culture to a great e'tent.

" &'cessi(e heat is obser(ed but a hea(yrainfalls taes !lace which results inincreasing tem!. ;+1 not so high.


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:ainy /ont0d1…

" The sy and sun remains o(ercast withclouds. 9t ofter rains for days together.Sometimes it dri


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:ainy /ont0d1…

" The rainy season undoubtedly does usimmense good. The nature assumes anew a!!earance at the ad(ent of rainy

season. The landsca!e a!!ears green. The rain water washes away the #lth and!uri#es the surface of the earth. 9tlessens the intense heat of summer andsimulates the growing of (egetation andcro!s.


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:ainy /ont0d1…

" 9t has disad(antages too. %uring thisseason the roads at the country sidebecome muddy and sli!!ery and as such

we cannot go from one !lace to anotheron foot easily. Sometimes hea(y rainfallo(erows the bans on the ri(ers andcauses oods.


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2utumn…

" 2fter the rain comes the 2utumn. Bhadra

and 2shen are the months of this season. The sy is clear and white clouds oat inthe sy. The sy loos dee! blue and

owers bloom in this season. %ays andnights are almost equal.


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2utumn /ont0d1…

" Sometimes !atches of white clouds areseen oating in 2shen. 9t hardly rain.2gain the heat becomes (ery tiring.

Plenty of #sh is a(ailable in this season.6arious aquatic owers bloom and dancewith small wa(es that !ass merrilythrough the !addy !lants.


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@ate 2utumn…

" Then comes the late autumn with dews.%ews dro! on grass, lea(es and !etalsloo lie !earls in the morning sun. 9t

consists of 7arti and 2grahayan . 9t isthe har(esting season . Aarmers remainbusy in cutting !addy. There !re(ils amoderate weather in this season. 9t isneither hot now cold but one feels thatwinter is not far away.


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@ate 2utumn /ont0d1…

" 9t consists of Poush and 3agh. %uring thisseason the days are shorter than thenights. The sy remains cloudless and

loos blue. The weather becomes dry. @ifein nature seems to be dull. But thesunshine is !leasant. Poor !eo!le suer

much from cold. The northern wind blowsterribly.


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Cinter…

" Cinter here is com!arati(ely, moderate thanthat in &uro!ean countries. 2 stream of cold airows eastward and enters Bangladesh throughher north5west corner from No(ember to

Aebruary.

" The highest and the lowest tem!erature duringthe winter range from =+c to --+c.


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Cinter /ont0d…

" Cinter is the season of fog and mists.&(erything seems to be feeble.

" $anuary is the coldest month and

!ossesses an a(erage tem!erature of-;.;+c.


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Cinter /ont0d…

" 9t is a season of date54uice. %eliciousfoods are !re!ared with date54uice. $uiceis e'tracted from dates and fruits also

become !roli#c. Peo!le mae !ayes and(arious inds of delicious caes.

" 2 larger (ariety of (egetables, such as

cauliower, cabbage, !otato, brin4al,tomato etc. grows u! abundantly in thisseason.


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Cinter /ont0d…

" Cinter is also a season of sorrow for the!oor who ha(e nothing to tacle these(ere cold. They suer much for want of

warm clothes and shi(er in cold. Theyha(e no other o!tion but to bas in thesun. Sometimes, they mae #re withstraws, dry lea(es etc, in order to ee!themsel(es warm.


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Cinter /ont0d…

" 2lthough winter is cold, its mild weather

is truly en4oyable in Bangladesh. 9tawards us with lots of fresh (egetablesand fruits. 2fter all, 9t is one of thelo(eliest of the seasons for its fame forrela'ing and tra(elling and it is the thead(ent of s!ring.


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S!ring…

9t is the best, the lo(eliest and the mostcharming of all seasons.

" 9n the cycle of seasons the s!ring

occu!ies an remarable !osition. 9t is richin color, beauty, music and fragrance.

" 9t remo(es the dullness of winter.


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S!ring /ont0d1…

" The scorching sun, hot days and sweatingnights mae life es!ecially disagreeablein summer. The dam! and humidity of the

rainy season add greatly to ourdiscomfort. S!ring has none of the hassleof these seasons.


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S!ring /ont0d1…

" 9t does not o!!ress our mind with any

lingering monotony. This shortness of itsduration is, !erha!s, one of the reasonswhy !eo!le lie it best.


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These seasons come one after anotherin a regular cycle. &ach season has

its own beauty and features. &ach of

them a!!ears with itDs color, sightsand sounds.


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/ro!s of Bangladesh

Bangladesh has a !rimarily agrarian

country. 2griculture is the single largest!roducing sector of the economy since itcom!rises about -*.EF of the country0s

G%P and em!loys around >HF of the totallabor force.


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Aood cro!s…

2lthough rice, wheat, mango and 4ute are the!rimary cro!s, and rice and wheat are mostlymain cro!s or food cro!s of some countries e.

%ue to the e'!ansion of irrigation networs,some wheat !roducers ha(e switched toculti(ation of mai


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Aood /ro!s/ont0d1…

• :ice I rice is our sta!le food. Jur *?F land isculti(ated for rice. 9t grows rice in abundance allo(er the country. 9t is mainly mainly four indsI2us, 2mon , Boro and 9rri

• Cheat I in winter we grow wheat .Peo!le liewheat as it is (ery nutrient .Cheat grows well in

Pabna, :a4shahi,%haa and in /omilla.


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Aood /ro!s/ont0d1…

• Sugarcane I sugar5cane is an im!ortant food5cro! of our country .9t is a great source ofglucose. The district of %haa, :a4shahi,3ymenshingh, :ang!ur , 7ustia etc !roduce

sugar5cane in !lenty.

• JtherI !ea, mai


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/ash /ro! /ont0d1…

$uteI 4ute is called the golden #ber ofbangladesh. 9t is the main cash cro! of ourcountry. Aarmers can grow 4ute easily becausethe land of our country is suitable for growing

4ute

/otton I cotton is another im!ortant cash cro! .

it grows in the !lenty in the hill tracs of ourcountry.But we need more cotton to meet ourdemand. So farmers are being encourage bythe go(ernment.


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/ash /ro! /ont0d1…

TobaccoI tobacco grows all o(er the country .but in :ang!ur it grows in !lenty .The smoerlie the tobacco of :ang!ur (ery much.

TeaI the tea of Bangladesh is famous all o(erthe world .Ce grow tea in Sylhet and in/hittagong.Ce earn a lot of foreign currency by

e'!orting tea.


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