Ol farming

The details of the ol farming
The pre-Aryan language comes from 'Oll'. Oul is one of the most cash-rich vegetables in Bangladesh. Wool is cultivated in almost all areas of this country. But in different areas including Satkhira, Khulna, Jessore, Comilla, Chittagong Hill Tracts, now a very good variety are being commercially cultivated. Falgun-Chaitra month is suitable for planting.

Tree description:
Ol is a crumbling grass growing under the ground. The orchids can be round or long in different shapes. The top portion of the neck is like a disc. The diameter of each ear can be 10 to 50 centimeters. Weight of 20 kg weight is seen in the market. The leaf buds are straight out of the soil. Many people make mistakes because of him. The bot is divided into several branches on the upper side and arranges the leaves on both sides. The size of the ear or the size of the grinder is as large as the size of the tree and leaf, and the size of the ole also increases in proportionally. Page composite The leaves die in winter, but under the soil the bulb is in dormant position. Later leaves emerge from the center of the throat in the season or winter. If you do not keep the bulb from the soil, then there are many big holes in a few years. Many varieties of Olga are different types. In the same way, its root or root has climbed upward and the roots do not fall down. But never gets up on the ground. Various varieties of wheat are available in this country. Among them, 'Madrasi' is best in the field. In the absence of proper research, yet a high yielding variety has not been invented in this country.

Farming Method:
Wool needs high land that does not stand for water. The shadows are not good. Sandy foam increases well on the ground. To produce olive oil efficiently, a good place will be collected from a trusted place or person. Planting as a 'wheat seed' is called a 'mill'. And if you can create a mill itself, that is the best. Starting from the ground, Kartik-Agrahayana started raising the month. Then the paths that are grown on the four sides of the wall will be collected. The mill is made from these faces. Select the larger ones as possible, mix them with sand and soil and spread them on the ground in light-air shade. These faces should be planted in 8 to 10 cm deep soil in the well-cultivated land of Chaitra-Boishakh. The length of planting may be kept from row to row 30 centimeters. The distance may be extended slightly if the size of the larger size is larger. After 20 to 25 days of seedling, 300 grams of urea, 500 gram mop and 1.2 kg of TSP fertilizer should be prepared with powders mixed with soil for every century land. The necessary irrigation should also be made. These faces will become mature in the month of Kartik-Agrahayana and become a 'chakhi'. As soon as they save these mills, the chakra-boishakh will grow from these chicks in the month of the month.

Wool's land should be prepared with four to five cultivars. Then have to make the planting design. Generally, the distance from row to row for the oval is one meter. However, the job distance from the mill according to the size or weight of the mill is different in every row. For this reason, the collected grids are roughly the same size or weight. If not, then according to size or weight, the mills should be divided into two to three grades and sowing the seeds. For example, planting distance of 200 to 400 grams will be 1.75 meters, 1.9 meters for jobs of 400 to 800 grams, and above 800 gram weight, can be given distance of two meters for the job. As already mentioned, the size of the mill is as big as the size of the produced wool. That is why it is very profitable to have a large millisecond, especially the 800 grams of high-end mill. The best for planting and harvesting of 250 to 500 grams of the mill.

Horticulture has to be planted in the field of planting distance. The size of the hole is also to be done more according to the size of the job. According to 'Chaki', a hole must be 20 to 50 cm deep. The diameter of the hole can be 15 to 25 centimeters. Under the hole, the shoe should be placed on it with a little ashes. It should be noted that the face of the mill is on the straight side of the sky. Then the mixture will be mixed with soil from the soil. Fertilizer levels are 30 kg urea per acre, 120 kg TSP, 50 kg MOP The amount of fertilizers to be added to the soil of every hole will depend on the number of holes per acre. The total amount of fertilizer should be divided by the number of holes per acre and the quantity of fertilizer should be taken out. Fertilizers have to fill the hole with mixed soil. While filling, it should be noted that there is a good 'Joe' on the ground. After the fill, the face of the hole should be slightly raised with soil and made to the mound. The advantage of this is that, many times in the hole, the 'water' is destroyed due to rain water. Due to the construction of the mound lowers this possibility. It takes a lot of time to get out of the 'chakis' on the soil. So it is better to cover all the land with straw or hay. If there is a shortage of sulfur in the soil, then 20 kg of gypsum fertilizer per acre and 100 kg of ashes is available if the benefits are available.

After transplanting the plants, so that they can spread the leaves on the soil well enough, they will have to be covered with a little looseness to the whistle or straw mouth. After one year after planting, 25 kg of urea and 20 kg of MOP fertilizer should be given below the straw or ketirapana after planting. After a few days the soil can be shredded lightly after some time. However, it should be noted that the roots do not get damaged. The 'mill' continued to grow towards the top. Many people say that the shape of the ool depends on the size of the hole.