The Jute Trees.
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The Jute Trees
11.07.2020
These are jute trees. Jute is an agricultural subject. Jute trees play a significant role in various types of business. Jute trees are mainly cut towards the monsoon season. The jute trees look like fingers and are called pathakathi by the villagers when they are dry. However, the word is used according to the language differences in the rural areas.
This jute tree is heavy in its raw state but becomes very light in its dry state. When broken, the inside becomes hollow. When dry it becomes so light that if it is left on top it is blown away into the air. Text trees are a short-term crop. Jute grows within a few months of planting and matures in the rainy season.
If the text tree can be planted in a planned way then it can be planted in less space and cost is much better. In order to plant a text tree, first the soil has to be uprooted by a machine or with a spade. Then these loose soils are gently pulled with some to make a few rows of long lines according to the place.
Then the seeds have to be sown with 2-3 inches of space in each of the long lines in each row. After that the sown seeds have to be watered twice a day while they are dry till the seedlings emerge. The seeds of this jute tree are a little elongated.
Then when the jute plants return from a small seedling stage to a medium stage with leaves, there is a possibility of insect infestation in the leaves. Insects cut and eat the leaves and make holes in them, resulting in an awkward condition of the leaves.
Therefore, poison should be applied to the jute tree once a week, it is possible to control 99% of the insects and the poison must be original and powerful, otherwise the insects will come and destroy all the leaves after applying the poison. As a result, if you look at the pictures of the leaves of some jute trees, you can understand what happened.
These trees were not sprayed with poison at the right time. These jute trees are about 3-4 feet or more perpendicular. These texture trees are then cut at the right time, the leaves are shaken off and the bundles are tied and immersed in any pond for 1 week or 1 month to decompose the jute.
When the jute rots, a bad smell comes out. Then these texts are picked up, the fibrous fibers are removed from the skin, the white part is taken out and dried in the sun, and at the same time the jute sticks are washed and dried in the sun and turned into white textbooks.
These dried lesson sticks were later used as fuel in cooking. Dry text sticks tend to be very flammable. I went for a walk to the village today after a long absence and while walking there I saw some jute trees still planted in the field, and some lessons dried and kept bundled on the side of the road.
These looked so beautiful in the afternoon towards the village, then I just captured them on my phone camera. The text trees are evergreen to look at. Lesson farmers cultivate texts across many places every year and make huge profits. Text fibbers are very hard and are used to make a variety of things.
Such as ropes, bags, different types of woollen garments, etc. These items are exported to different countries and as a result the farmers also earn domestic and foreign currency. The textbook business is very lucrative.
