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Back From Abroad, Swapan Builds a Large Cattle Farm

Using what he learned abroad, Lutfor Rahman Swapan has built an eight-bigha integrated livestock farm where about 300 local and foreign cattle are fattened.

From outside, the large sheds look like a factory, but this is a livestock farm, built like the cattle farms of developed countries. Its owner, Lutfor Rahman Swapan, lived abroad for many years and used that experience to build the farm after returning home.

From hobby to business


Swapan got into farming in 2007, starting as a hobby and largely as an experiment. About two years ago he began organising the farm on a fully commercial footing, working out the fine calculations of investment-led agro-industry.

Inside the farm


Of 360 local and foreign cattle, 300 are raised here. The eight-bigha integrated farm also keeps dairy cows, buffalo, goats and Garole sheep. The largest unit fattens cattle of many local and foreign breeds, raised in breeds, colours and sizes to suit every kind of buyer.

Source: Shykh Seraj, Hridoye Mati O Manush. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

Shykh SerajAgricultural journalist

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