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A house is a farm

Behind the title
Bangladesh is a country of constant potential for agriculture. But we have not yet reached the desired boundary line in terms of sound planning, effective implementation and overall coordination. But the uplifting power of the golden soil of this delta of infinite Ashajaganiya has the power to inspire us, there is also evidence. But not much has happened so far. That's ... like Nalo Holona Sai ... However, the possibility of this has not been exhausted at all, but in the belief of building a digital Bangladesh, it will move forward in a more excellent range, at a remarkable pace, and will face an unlimited future. In the turn of the day, we will be able to change by exploiting the potential of our backward agriculture. The number of agricultural households in the country is 1 crore 50 lakh 69 thousand which is 53.56 percent of the total population. These families ensure their own food supply on their own initiative as well as provide additional supply to the 13 million 6 thousand families living in the non-agricultural sector which is 46.43 percent of our total population. In short, the silent contributors of food and nutrition to the common people of this country are said to be immensely muscular in the sweat of their heads. That is why during the last Awami regime, the then Prime Minister and the present Prime Minister announced the issue of a house and a farm. The term of the government expires before it reaches the port of success. As usual, what was to happen was that the promising program taken by the previous government was ruined. This time again the Awami League got the responsibility of running the state and will re-launch the relevant unfinished dynamic project. We firmly believe that this outstandingly promising project should no longer be thrown into the dustbin. Dikbidik will spread the fragrance of Bengal's agriculture by transforming the fruitful stream of its immense potential into real success. Farm means a smooth combination of a range of everything related to agriculture. When every house in the country is converted into a farm, the south door of multifaceted possibilities will open. From here a house is the theme of a farm

Why this project?
Bengal agriculture and Bengal farmers are tied in the same thread. It can also be called one stop or single door service. Because the farmer who grows paddy, he grows vegetables in his backyard, he also cultivates fish in his pond. He again raised two goats, one cow and ten pigeons. Because these are essential in the daily necessities of life. There is no alternative. So the title bajimat if the farm based plan can finalize the plan based on the ongoing or prevailing reality of the farmer. So that a farmer-farmer can easily get all the necessities from his perimeter and can earn extra two paise by selling the surplus in the market. If every family in this country is prosperous and happy, then Bangladesh will be happy for sure.

Homestead model
The theme of one house one farm can be implemented in 4 models in the context of Bangladesh. The first is for landless and marginal farmers, the second is for small or small farmers, the third is for medium farmers and the fourth is for large farmers. Creating a plan model by categorizing in this way will facilitate smooth implementation and will also bring more success. In short, categorically, farmers will be able to move forward successfully with their status, range, resources, capital, capacity, opportunities and charisma of implementation. In this case, it can be said that where the marginal small farmer will cultivate pumpkin in the house rice, the big farmer will plant pumpkin in the field near Tepantar. On the other hand, when the landless marginal farmer cultivates pennywort in the yard, the medium or large farmer will cultivate a mixture of lettuce, parsley, capsicum, rambutan, indigenous and foreign crops in an unrestricted range. Small farmers will plant large orchards of apple-bau-Thai cool. In each model, vegetables, fruits, flowers, spices, herbs, wood, bahari, granules, oil, pulses, including all the necessary crops will build a live crop. In other words, the dream world has to be arranged, played and must be transformed into a model to be followed by ensuring 100% care management.

Field crops
Field farming contributes the lion's share of our agro-based food supply. Therefore, more importance should be given to field crops. Land, location, weather, crop rotation, demand, market, climate change, above all, the field needs to be adapted to the needs of the farmers to compose field poems and map the cropping pattern. The cost will be less and the profit will be more. However, emphasis should be laid on profitable crop management by following modern quality seeds, timely sowing, application of balanced fertilizers with inorganic chemical fertilizers, irrigation management, integrated pest management, cutting, threshing, weeding, conservation and overall integrated agricultural management.

Family garden
Land in the backyard can become a regular source of sustenance for the family throughout the year through planned management. Farmers can be non-toxic daily suppliers. Farmers can live a healthy life by eating non-toxic vegetables of choice. Burmese peppers, Singnath brinjal, rice on the macha, pumpkin, rice, pumpkin, creeping bahani, marigolds in the colorful decoration of the home yard. Seasonal vegetables should be grown in small plots. The design can be analyzed with an example.
Cauliflower in Plot No. 1,
Tomatoes in Plot No. 2,
Cabbage in Plot No. 3,
Eggplant in Plot No. 4,
Olkopi in plot no
Turnip in plot no.
Management needs to be ensured by adopting proper production strategies. But the mystery and strategy is elsewhere. On either side of each plot-
Plot No. 1