No Harvesting Timeline Set for Mango Season in C'nawabganj This Year

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Chapainawabganj, May 8 - The district administration of Chapainawabganj has not established a particular schedule this year for the harvest and sale of mangos.

Nevertheless, mangoes may be gathered once they have ripened and can then be sold as appropriate. Anyone caught selling unripened mangoes will face strict measures.

The choices were made during a gathering conducted at the district collectorate office on Thursday.

The gathering centered around setting up a mango schedule, guaranteeing an organic approach to growing mangos without chemicals, along with exploring strategies for promoting and selling them commercially.

Rajshahi aims to commence mango harvests starting from May 15.

The meeting concluded that no chemicals should be employed to facilitate the ripening of mangos.

The local government will oversee the procedure to guarantee that safe, chemical-free mangos are sold, with mobile tribunals set up to implement regulations.

Additionally, the "Mango Express" service will keep running this year to enable swift and economical shipment of mangos.

As reported by the agriculture department, the district currently has 37,504 hectares dedicated to mango groves, aiming for a harvest of approximately 386,000 metric tons of mangos.

Led by District Deputy Commissioner Abdus Samad, the meeting was joined by Afaz Uddin, Executive Officer at Chapainawabganj Zilla Parishad; Dr. Yasin Ali, Deputy Director at the Department of Agricultural Extension; Mosharraf Hossain, Senior Scientific Officer at the Regional Horticultural Research Center; Manjure Maula, Deputy Director at the Kalyanpur Horticulture Center; Anwar Hossain, Commercial Division Manager (DGM) of the Western Railway; Abdul Wahid, President of Chapainawabganj Chamber of Commerce, along with mango growers and sellers.

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