Chill Bangladesh Thread

[DalalErMaNodi]

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[DalalErMaNodi]

Kakku makes an appearance, sexier than ever @Michael Corleone

 

[Bilal9]

Farming is getting popular among recent immigrants in USA.

 

[Michael Corleone]

Kakku makes an appearance, sexier than ever @Michael Corleone

kakku forever in our hearts... may god give him 72x all the shares other guys will get
love from earth kakku...

 

[Bilal9]

kakku forever in our hearts... may god give him 72x all the shares other guys will get
love from earth kakku...

Yeah Kakku had style, all dictators steal money, but not with the classy style he did....

 

[Bilal9]

Bangladeshi fish farmers teaching Ugandan folks advanced fish-farming and other agricultural techniques, and improving their economy in the process.

 

[Bilal9]

Bangladeshi farmers improving local supply of vegetables in Portugal.

80% of Halal meat production in Portugal is in Bangladeshi hands.

 

[Michael Corleone]

Farming is getting popular among recent immigrants in USA.

in america it's profitable... in bd hardly so

 

[Bilal9]

in america it's profitable... in bd hardly so

Yes farming in the US is very automated and very profitable. The tractors are huge, air-conditioned, computerized and sometimes driver-less, doing their job via GPS. The Govt. subsidizes farming heavily to keep produce and meat supply stable. Most farmers are republicans as a result.

Bangladeshi farmers in US are buying or leasing relatively small plots of land and working niche crops, like dessert vegetables (Bangi, watermelon, honeydew melon etc,) or Indian market vegetables (Karela, cucumber, spinach saag, lau etc.). Most of them are very successful and happy. I have a lot of respect for these enterprising hardworking folks who were not fortunate enough to get a top grade education like some of us.

 

[Michael Corleone]

Yes farming in the US is very automated and very profitable. The tractors are huge, air-conditioned, computerized and sometimes driver-less, doing their job via GPS. The Govt. subsidizes farming heavily to keep produce and meat supply stable. Most farmers are republicans as a result.

Bangladeshi farmers in US are buying or leasing relatively small plots of land and working niche crops, like dessert vegetables (Bangi, watermelon, honeydew melon etc,) or Indian market vegetables (Karela, cucumber, spinach saag, lau etc.). Most of them are very successful and happy. I have a lot of respect for these enterprising hardworking folks who were not fortunate enough to get a top grade education like some of us.

Tbh I really would be glad to work as a farmer if it meant eating off the land and earning a decent living. It’s healthy and helps closeness with nature that I like

 

[Bilal9]

Tbh I really would be glad to work as a farmer if it meant eating off the land and earning a decent living. It’s healthy and helps closeness with nature that I like

Just think about it - no answering to any boss, no 9-5, no daily junk food routine, no daily commute with 50,000 other commuters. But farming is not easy work. Most farmers go to sleep early, by 8 or 9 pm, and wake up by 4 or 4:30 am to beat the heat of the day in the summer. And in countries like the US, you have to be fairly knowledgeable about engines, mechanical agro-implements and skills like woodworking and welding. But it is a simple, wholesome life for sure. Your food supply is never (!) in jeopardy.

There are a lot of educated young people in the US, who are sick of city life and moving to the countryside for a better lifestyle, they are called "Homesteaders" nowadays.

Great Benefits of Homesteading. - Shaye Elliott

While these great benefits of homesteading may not be true for everyone, we've found them to be very true to ours. It's not a perfect life, and it's not for everyone, but it is pretty dang rad. If you ask me.

theelliotthomestead.com

In the American Midwest and Western states, homesteading is a viable alternative lifestyle, some would call it even superior to urban and suburban life, because of availability of massive and cheap tracts of land in rural areas and also because it is so fulfilling and satisfying for hard-working and young twenty-something people.

For lazy subcontinentals like myself though, it is not doable. God gave me some brains, but using my muscles to make a living, maybe not.

 

[Michael Corleone]

Just think about it - no answering to any boss, no 9-5, no daily junk food routine, no daily commute with 50,000 other commuters. But farming is not easy work. Most farmers go to sleep early, by 8 or 9 pm, and wake up by 4 or 4:30 am to beat the heat of the day in the summer. And in countries like the US, you have to be fairly knowledgeable about engines, mechanical agro-implements and skills like woodworking and welding. But it is a simple, wholesome life for sure. Your food supply is never (!) in jeopardy.

There are a lot of educated young people in the US, who are sick of city life and moving to the countryside for a better lifestyle, they are called "Homesteaders" nowadays.

Great Benefits of Homesteading. - Shaye Elliott

While these great benefits of homesteading may not be true for everyone, we've found them to be very true to ours. It's not a perfect life, and it's not for everyone, but it is pretty dang rad. If you ask me.

theelliotthomestead.com

In the American Midwest and Western states, homesteading is a viable alternative lifestyle, some would even superior to urban and suburban life, because if availability of massive tracts of land in rural areas and also because it is so fulfilling and satisfying to hard-working and young twenty something people.

For lazy subcontinentals like myself though, it is not doable. God gave me some brains, but using my muscles to make a living, maybe not.

Hahah
God didn’t give me the best in either department... it’s 50 50 split for sure, that just means it’s upto me where to invest my determination. I think I’ll leave farming upto professionals. Maybe a small garden and farm is enough to quench the hobby aspect of it

 

[Bilal9]

Hahah
God didn’t give me the best in either department... it’s 50 50 split for sure, that just means it’s upto me where to invest my determination. I think I’ll leave farming upto professionals. Maybe a small garden and farm is enough to quench the hobby aspect of it

Yeah if you try some Rock Melon or Cantaloupe seeds first, these are ridiculously easy to grow in a couple months. In Bangladesh these are grown almost everywhere, just like regular watermelon. The new generation of farmers are quite expert in soil quality amendments, fertlization etc.

 

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