Bangladesh has a total output of about 2.2 million packets of jute this year

It is currently the harvest season of Bangladesh jute. Bangladesh expects 139,000 hectares of jute to be planted, which has actually reached 19.98 hectares (a 44% increase); nearly 420,000 hemp farmers have a total production of about 2.2 million bales, 49% more than planned. Because of the increased demand, the local crude Maurer (40 kilograms) has risen from 1,600 takaha a month ago to 2,200 taka (about US$31). In order to increase the income of Maanong, the government will provide fiber separation for raw hemp free of charge in the producing areas. Not long ago, the government’s reinvestment of some of the jute factories also increased the confidence of the farmers.