NAGARPUR IN THE LIGHT OF AGRICULTRURE
In the heart of the picturesque countryside lies Nagarpur Upazila, an agricultural haven exuding the essence of abundance and tradition. Surrounded by the graceful flow of the Dholeshori River, a branch of the revered Jamuna, this upazila is endowed with fertile lands, which have nurtured a rich agrarian legacy.
Nagarpur stands as a bastion of agricultural prowess, blessed with the fertile soil that yields a bountiful harvest of staple grains like rice, wheat, and maize. The farmers, with their time-honored wisdom, have mastered the art of cultivating these crops, providing a steady source of nourishment for the local populace and beyond. Additionally, the upazila's mastery in producing oils and lentils has flourished through generations, bestowing a distinctive culinary charm and fostering a flourishing trade.
While steeped in its age-old traditions, Nagarpur is also embracing the dawning era of agricultural progress. The illustrious Department of Agriculture Extension has taken up the mantle of ushering in modern technologies, cutting-edge seed varieties, and comprehensive farmer training. These progressive initiatives have kindled a spirit of transformation among the farmers, leading to increased productivity and a promising agricultural landscape.
Not content with its present glory, Nagarpur sets its sights on converting barren and neglected lands into fertile oases of productivity. This commitment to sustainability not only ensures food security but also reflects a deep sense of responsibility towards the environment.
As the sun rises on Nagarpur's agricultural horizon, it reveals a land where tradition harmoniously dances with modernity. This vibrant upazila stands tall as an agricultural powerhouse, fostering prosperity, and inspiring a greener, more fruitful future for generations to come. The tale of Nagarpur's agricultural journey remains etched in the annals of time, a testament to the unwavering spirit of growth and abundance nurtured by its devoted farmers.
Total Area | 266.77 sq. km |
Number of Unions | 12 |
Number of Agricultural Institutions (Krishi Bok) | 36 |
Number of Villages | 248 |
Number of Mouzas | 218 |
Population (2014-15) - Male | 170,234 |
Population (2014-15) - Female | 162,064 |
Total Population (2014-15) | 332,298 |
Total Agricultural Household (Krishi Poribar) | 54,741 |
Landless Farmers | 2,346 (4.27%) |
Marginal Farmers | 17,328 (31.63%) |
Small Farmers | 30,504 (55.70%) |
Medium Farmers | 4,357 (7.95%) |
Large Farmers | 206 (0.38%) |
Total Continuous Cropping Area (1 Crop) | 21,530 ha |
Total Single Cropping Area (1 Crop) | 18,400 ha |
Total Double Cropping Area (2 Crops) | 12,365 ha |
Total Triple Cropping Area (3 Crops) | 7,325 ha |
Total Cropping Area | 48,660 ha |
Agricultural Intensity Index | 226 |
Lowland Area (0-1 ft. inundation depth) | 1,253.8 ha (4.7%) |
Medium Land Area (1-3 ft. inundation depth) | 11,204.3 ha (42.0%) |
Maximum Temperature (Average) | 38.0 °C |
Minimum Temperature (Average) | 10.0 °C |
Number of BARI Fertilizer Dealers | 12 |
Number of BADC Fertilizer Dealers | 32 |
Number of Urea Vendors | 108 |
Planning and Implementation: Cabinet Division, A2I, BCC, DoICT and BASIS