Tomato market in Bogura

Published: 21 Jan 2022 20:01 BdST Updated: 21 Jan 2022 20:01 BdST

A makeshift market, known as Haat in Bangladesh, sits in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila twice a week -- on Mondays and Thursdays. The farmers sell tomatoes there in winter. The traders buy tomatoes from this market and deliver them to other parts of the country, including Dhaka. Nearly 5,000 maunds (1 maund = 37.42 kg) of tomatoes are sold on each market day. Photo: S M Ariful Amin
  • A boy sorts tomatoes by their size and quality at Panchthupi village Haat in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    A boy sorts tomatoes by their size and quality at Panchthupi village Haat in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders sort tomatoes by their size and quality at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders sort tomatoes by their size and quality at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Trucks are loaded with tomatoes for delivery from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to different parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Trucks are loaded with tomatoes for delivery from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to different parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Trucks are loaded with tomatoes for delivery from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to different parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Trucks are loaded with tomatoes for delivery from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to different parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Leftover tomatoes at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila are fed to the cattle. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Leftover tomatoes at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila are fed to the cattle. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Wholesalers sort tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila in plastic crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka. Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Nearly 5,000 maunds (1 maund = 37.42 kg) of tomatoes are sold there on each market day. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Wholesalers sort tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila in plastic crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka. Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Nearly 5,000 maunds (1 maund = 37.42 kg) of tomatoes are sold there on each market day. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Wholesalers sort tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila in plastic crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka. Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Nearly 5,000 maunds (1 maund = 37.42 kg) of tomatoes are sold there on each market day. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Wholesalers sort tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila in plastic crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka. Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Nearly 5,000 maunds (1 maund = 37.42 kg) of tomatoes are sold there on each market day. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders use plastic crates to deliver tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila to other parts of Bangladesh. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders sort tomatoes in crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka, at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders sort tomatoes in crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka, at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders sort tomatoes in crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka, at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders sort tomatoes in crates to deliver them to other parts of Bangladesh, including Dhaka, at Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Farmers gather at Panchthupi village Haat in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila on Mondays and Thursdays to sell their agricultural produces. Tomatoes produced in the region are sold in the market during winter. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Farmers gather at Panchthupi village Haat in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila on Mondays and Thursdays to sell their agricultural produces. Tomatoes produced in the region are sold in the market during winter. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

  • Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

    Traders store tomatoes bought from Panchthupi village market in Bogura’s Dhunot Upazila. Photo: S M Ariful Amin

 

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