Entrepreneurs abroad are also using modern methods in backyard farming, Shykh Seraj reports in episode 76. In London, young professional Mukul Sarkar is producing crops by storing rainwater and using it through a special system, and the automated arrangement is bringing him considerable success.

Farming abroad is not difficult. In many cities in Europe, America and England, city governments open up farming opportunities for citizens, and for Bangladeshis a backyard is now a crop field. Some are doing something remarkable, and Mukul Sarkar of London is one of them.

At his spacious bungalow, he has built a farming structure that stores rainwater and uses it automatically, which he calls a "rain gutter growing system". Everything, from placing pots to managing soil and water, is done scientifically. Specific crop structures line all four sides around a green courtyard in the middle, and he is getting good yields of various fruits and crops.

Although he created it for a child with special needs, it has become a unique farming initiative.

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