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Presentation Topic:

Jute Cultivation and it’s Future in Bangladesh

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Name: Md.Tahidul IslamCollege of Agricultural Sciences

IUBAT University

Introduce Myself

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Sequence of our presentation

Introduction of jute

Cultivation Methods of jute

Disease and insect pastes of jute

Harvesting and yield of jute

Retting

Jute Future in Bangladesh

Objectives of jute

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Why Bangladesh famous for jute

Different uses of jute

Role of the NGOs

Question and answer session.

Summary & conclusion.

List of the some jute mills.

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Introduction

It is high in protein, vitamin C, beta-carotene, calcium, and iron.

The fibers are off-white to brown, and 1–4 metres (3–12 feet)

Jute is a long, soft, shiny vegetable fiber that can be spun into coarse, strong threads.

Genus: Corchorus6

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Objectives:

a) Understand the changes in structure and

composition

b) economic, technological, worker related

issues of jute.

c) To identify opportunities and challenges

d) To extract appropriate policy suggestions

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Cultivation Methods

Climate

Pre monsoon period

Dry period (Lull period)

Monsoon period

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Soil

Loamy soil, Loamy alluvial soil, New grey alluvial soil

sandy loamclay loam soils

It can also be grown on

Variety

White jute: Tossa jute Kakya Bombai, R-85, D-154, D-386, Funduk,

R-26, R-27, CG, O-2, O-3,

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Seed and Sowing

Selection of variety

Seed treatment

Time of sowing

Seed rate

Sl.No

Germinability % White jute seed variety kg/ha

Tossa jute seed variety kg/ha

1 95 7.5 4.52 90 8.0 4.83 85 8.5 5.14 80 8.5 5.45 75 9.5 5.86 70 10.0 6.0

Table 1: Seed rate for jute crop sown by broadcast method

Spacing10

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Interculture Operation

Manures and Fertilizers

1. thinning2. mulching and weeding

3. Control of pest and diseases

Cattle or other animal manure before sowing =10 -12 ton/ ha

Urea is applied = 100-120kg/ha

Phosphorus applied = 50-60kg/ha

Potash applied = 50-60kg/ha

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Multiple Cropping

Sole cropping

Relay cropping

Intercropping

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Insect Pests

Jute semllooper (Anomis sabulifera)

Control:- Spraying 0.5% DDT WP Spray 0.15% Isobenzene

Jute stem-veevil (Apion corchori)

Control:- Endosulfan 35 EC @ 428 ml in 500 I of water/ha.

Yellow mite (Hemitarsonemus latus)Control:-Endosulfan 35 EC @ 650 Inl in 500 I of water

Red mite (Oligonychus coffeae)

Control:- Spray acaricides namely Chlorobenzilate, Aramite 50W and Chloricide

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Hairy caterpillar (Diacrisia obliqua)

Control:-Spraying with Endrex 20 EC @ 2 ml/litre of water

Field cricket (Brachytry'pes achatinus)

Control:-The pest is controlled by dusting with Aldrin 5% @ 20 kg hectare at the time of seedbed preparation

Root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne sp)Mealy baug (Ferrisia vigata)Control:-

Nemagon 60 W /W should be applied with irrigation water as pre-plant application @ 38 l/ha

Control:-

Nicotine sulphate 1.5% and Folidol 0.005%

are effective in controlling these pests.14

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Scale insect (Pinnaspis sp) Thrips (Ayyaria chaetophora)

Jute girdler (Nupserha bicolor) Indigo caterpillar (Spodoptera exigua)

Control:-spray 0.03 % Endrin or dust 5 % BHCControl:-

Spray Metasystox 25 EC @ 800 ml 500I water/ha

Control:-Spraying with BHC 0.05 %

Control:-spraying Endosulfan 30 EC

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Stem gallcaused by:- Physoderma corchori

1)avoiding submerged conditions by arranging proper drainage system and 2) by growing resistant varieties e,g. Capsularies types.

Soft rot

Caused by:- Corticum rolfsii

Control:-spraying the plants with Bordeaux mixture

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Stem rot Disease

caused by a fungus, Collecotrichum cochorum

Control:- Captan at the rate 5 g/kg seed and spraying

Leaf Sport Disease

It is a bacterial disease caused by Xanthomonas sp

Control:- by crop rotation resistant jute varieties

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Harvesting

Yield

The green matter harvested from one hectare may amount to 40 tonnes

Yield of jute fibre per hectare is between 1000 to 1500 kg

Plants grown for seed yield may vary from 300 to 350 kg dry seed per hectare.

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Retting

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List of the some jute mills.

Dhaka Zone: 1. Karim Jute Mills Ltd.

2. Latif Bawany Jute Mills Ltd.

3. U.M.C Jute mills ltd.

4. Jatio Jute Mills Ltd.

5. Bangladesh Jute Mills Ltd.

6. Rajshahi Jute Mills Ltd.

187 jute mills are in our country

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Future in Bangladesh

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• Jute condition in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh holds the 2nd position as a Jute producer in the world

with the average production of Jute 1.08 m ton/Year.

Total average export earnings from jute & jute goods is US$ 611

million (60 lakh bales)/Year

Average export value of raw jute is US$ 140 million

Capacity: No of factories: 187

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Bangladeshi American Scientist and Professor. Dr. Maqsudul Alam

Discover:- Papaya, Rubber, Jute

Member of advisory board at Shahjalal University of Science and

Technology.

Born in Faridpur

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Familiar uses of jute

uses of jute

• Sacks

• Bags

• Bailing and bundle cloths

• Wrapping

• Bedding foundation

• Boot and shoe linings

• Tailors back packing

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Different Picture of Jute Product

Fig:- Shopping Bag

Fig :- Crop Storage Bag

Fig:- Ladies Bag Fig:- Mobile Cover

Fig :- Use Bedding PurposeFig :- Jute Show

Fig:- Use for Tent Fig:- Use for religious purpose

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Role of the NGOs:

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Summary and conclusion

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Thank You to All