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Kotchandpur Upazila is an administrative area of Jhenaidah district in Bangladesh. The present Kotchandpur Upazila was a famous subdivision during the British rule in the subcontinent, the memory of which is still carried by the numerous old buildings and roads of the city. The roads are very good.
Gardeners have started collecting mangoes in Kotchandpur, Jhenaidah. They started collecting these mangoes according to the calendar. Agriculture officer Rajibul Hasan said that 12,600 metric tons of mangoes can be produced this year.
Follow Google News to get the latest news of the cou. As seen on the ground, the traders have been busy cleaning their business establishments for the past few days. Now Ati, Sharifa, Gobindabhog, Gopal Bhog and Bombay mangoes have started coming to the traders.
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According to the relevant agricultural office sources, the three largest mango markets in the country. Which include Satkhira, Rajshahi and Kotchandpur. Mangoes have already started arriving in those two markets. This year,

mangoes have been cultivated on 700 hectares of land in Kotchandpur. There are 1,700 mango orchards in this upazila.
They also said that other mangoes will be collected one by one according to the calendar. Himsagar will be collected from May 18, Langra and Haribhanganga on May 28, Rupali mangoes on June 5, Katimon, Banana and Mallika on June 10, Fazli on June 20, and Bishwanath, Ashwin and Bari 4 mangoes from June 25.
In this regard, Sanchay Saha, president of

Kotchandpur Mango Market, said that there are three major mango markets in Bangladesh. Of which the second major mango market is located in Kotchandpur. Mango collection activities have started from April 10 this year.

He said that although we are happy to see the mangoes on the trees, we are worried about the price. He said that the reason is that the second stage of mangoes is harvested in the mango market in Kotchandpur. This year, mangoes will be sold in three markets at once, so the traders will be divided. This may also reduce the price of mangoes.

Regarding this, Kotchandpur Upazila Agriculture Officer Rajibul Hasan said, "Mango production in the orchards has been better than last year. We have already inspected the orchards. Accordingly, a mango collection calendar has been prepared and given to the traders."
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He said, mangoes have been cultivated in 1,700 orchards in this upazila. If everything goes well, 12,600 metric tons of mangoes can be produced this year.
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