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New onion harvest begins to hit the market

Farmers in Natore are busy harvesting onions from their fields. After meeting local demand, the onions will be sold at wholesale markets and transported to different parts of the country.

A man is busy harvesting onions from a field in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
A man is busy harvesting onions from a field in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Women are busy processing the onions harvested from the fields in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The job, which they do alongside their household work, provides them an additional income. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Women are busy processing the onions harvested from the fields in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The job, which they do alongside their household work, provides them an additional income. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Women are busy processing the onions harvested from the fields in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The job, which they do alongside their household work, provides them an additional income. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Women are busy processing the onions harvested from the fields in Laxmipur in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The job, which they do alongside their household work, provides them an additional income. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Workers bag onions before taking the harvest to the market in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Workers bag onions before taking the harvest to the market in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
The onion harvest begins to hit local markets in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
The onion harvest begins to hit local markets in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
After meeting local demand, the onions produced in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila are sold in wholesale markets and transported to various parts of the country. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
After meeting local demand, the onions produced in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila are sold in wholesale markets and transported to various parts of the country. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Workers preserve their onion harvest by storing them at Patul market in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The farmers said they are not making a profit due to low onion prices during the harvest season. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
Workers preserve their onion harvest by storing them at Patul market in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. The farmers said they are not making a profit due to low onion prices during the harvest season. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
The onion harvest begins to hit local markets in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
The onion harvest begins to hit local markets in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
A sack of onions (40 kg) is sold at Tk 1,000 to 1,100 based on the quality at Hat in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan
A sack of onions (40 kg) is sold at Tk 1,000 to 1,100 based on the quality at Hat in Natore’s Nolldanga Upazila. Photo: Tariqul Hasan

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Published : 09 Mar 2023, 05:12 PM

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