Machinery dependent agriculture

Agriculture is entering the machine age. There is no denying that the agricultural system of the country is dependent on the people and the farmers till now. The contribution of men and women and children is not less than this. Although its economic value is often not calculated.
The country has witnessed an unprecedented increase in paddy production in the last ten years. Nearly everywhere, golden gold paddy has been consumed in the farmers' fields. The rice-cutting workers are not available, they say. Due to the bumper yield, the price of paddy has gone down in the market, at the rate of Rs. However, the daily wage of an agricultural laborer is between Rs. He has to feed three times again.
Over the years, the weaknesses of one of the most labor-intensive and analog agricultural systems of humans have been most apparent. In many places, due to the absence of agricultural laborers, the farmers have undertaken to sit on their hands. It is in this context that the mechanization of agriculture as well as technology-based agriculture has become urgent and essential. If everything goes well, the conventional agriculture system will be turned into technology-based and digital agriculture in the next four years. For this, a plan of Tk 1 crore has been accepted. The mechanization of current agriculture in irrigation and land making is almost 100% complete, but lags behind in planting and harvesting of paddy. In that case, the farmers will be provided with 8 thousand 3 rupees at the cost of transplanting and transplanting and harvesting of paddy at a subsidized price. Three types of machinery will be provided to assist farmers in getting rid of agricultural workers and reducing production costs. The government will provide at least 5 percent of the allowance. Farmer will give the rest. Within the next two months, the mechanical components will be delivered to the farmers. The technology of agriculture will begin by cutting rice during the current Boro season.
Bangladesh ranks fourth in rice production in the world, third in vegetable production, fourth in fish production, seventh in fruit production. This production can be further enhanced by using advanced technology, seeds, fertilizers, irrigation, pesticides etc. Now the focus should be on the production and storage of various and versatile cereals. One of the government's top priorities is ensuring safe food for all people. Wheat shortages still exist. Apart from this, it is advisable to take into account the shortage in production of pulses, oilseeds, eggs, meat, milk, fish, spices. It is important to keep in mind that just filling the stomach with food, but nutrition and health are not guaranteed. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Livestock will have to give a comprehensive and comprehensive vision.
In the last few years, there has been revolution in the country. With the introduction of hybrid methods including digital agriculture, there are immediate opportunities for open exchanges, consultations and remedies, from seeding to fertilizers, irrigation, pesticides, weather, climate, crop production, market conditions and various other issues. The inevitable positive effect of this is that in the management of agriculture, farmers are getting benefits, increased crop production. The latest information technology has been associated with it. The country's first solar powered state-of-the-art multipurpose food warehouse has been built at Santa's Bogra in Bogra. The need for modern food warehouses for the conservation and management of surplus food crops and other agricultural commodities every year is unacceptable.
Above all, digital agriculture management and modern market systems are essential, depending on the demand and supply of information technology. In addition to the construction of essential state-of-the-art food warehouses, quality food preservation, marketing and management. In addition to increasing the production of multipurpose food, food security will be ensured for all.