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Maize Production in Bangladesh: Way towards Self-sufficiency

M. A. M. Miah, Talim Hossain, Ratan Kumar

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Since the establishment of the Bangladesh \nAgricultural Research Institute (BARI) in 1976, maize \nresearch developed eight composites and 11 hybrids \nof maize. Maize was introduced as a relatively new \ncrop in the rice-based agriculture of Bangladesh, \nespecially in the northern region. Currently, maize is \nconsidered an important cash crop to its growers. In \nterms of area and production, it ranks third after rice \nand wheat (BBS, 2011). The area under maize \ncultivation is increasing steadily due to its ready \nmarket, remunerative price, lower-cost of production, \nand overall higher-profitability compared to that of \nrice and wheat...

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Since the establishment of the Bangladesh \nAgricultural Research Institute (BARI) in 1976, maize \nresearch developed eight composites and 11 hybrids \nof maize. Maize was introduced as a relatively new \ncrop in the rice-based agriculture of Bangladesh, \nespecially in the northern region. Currently, maize is \nconsidered an important cash crop to its growers. In \nterms of area and production, it ranks third after rice \nand wheat (BBS, 2011). The area under maize \ncultivation is increasing steadily due to its ready \nmarket, remunerative price, lower-cost of production, \nand overall higher-profitability compared to that of \nrice and wheat...

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Since the establishment of the Bangladesh \nAgricultural Research Institute (BARI) in 1976, maize \nresearch developed eight composites and 11 hybrids \nof maize. Maize was introduced as a relatively new \ncrop in the rice-based agriculture of Bangladesh, \nespecially in the northern region. Currently, maize is \nconsidered an important cash crop to its growers. In \nterms of area and production, it ranks third after rice \nand wheat (BBS, 2011). The area under maize \ncultivation is increasing steadily due to its ready \nmarket, remunerative price, lower-cost of production, \nand overall higher-profitability compared to that of \nrice and wheat...

Key concepts: Cash crop, Profitability index, Crop, Production (economics), Agronomy, Agriculture, Agricultural science, Crop production

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