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Yard Farming in Savar and Toronto

This episode visits Mobarak Hossain's livestock-and-vegetable yard farm in Savar and Kamruk bin Razzak's yard of Bangladeshi vegetables in Toronto.

This episode features Mobarak Hossain's yard farm and the yard farm of Kamruk bin Razzak in Toronto, Canada.

A busy yard in Savar


Real estate businessman Mobarak Hossain of Shyampur, Birulia, Savar, has an impressive farming venture. Rather than leave a large plot empty, in 2014 he began raising cows, geese, Khaki Campbell ducks, local chickens, turkeys and other animals and birds. At the same time, he grows useful vegetables and various fruits across the yard.

Bangladeshi vegetables in Toronto


In Toronto, Canada, expatriate Bengali Kamruk bin Razzak grows local vegetables in his yard. He moved to Canada in 2015 and, to make up for the lack of Bangladeshi vegetables and fruit, started farming his yard.

Source: Shykh Seraj, Hridoye Mati O Manush (Angina Krishi, episode 19). First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

Shykh SerajAgricultural journalist

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