Bangladesh's position has improved in increasing the production of tea.

http://i65.tinypic.com/2jd0uo0.jpg As the climate prevails, the production is not hampered due to climate change. Rather than growing. The use of modern technology has also increased in production. Multiple steps have also been taken to increase the coverage and production of tea. That is why in the slightest adverse weather, the second highest record of production has been established. Not only for Bangladesh, but also good news for the leathers, Bangladesh is now the ninth place in tea production. In the field of production, tea cultivation has turned around again. Bangladesh has been in tenth position for a number of years At the end of the 20th century Bangladesh's position in tea production was at eleventh position. And in 1989 it was in twelfth place. As a result of the new year, 166 plantations of the country have been produced as a result of the production of eight crore 21 lakh kg of tea. As a result, 4 thousand 105 crores of tea (every cup of 2 grams) has been made in the country. In the year 2017, production was seven crore 89 lakh kg. The highest record of tea production is 8 million kg in 2016. This time, there was absolutely favorable weather in tea cultivation. Now, even in adverse conditions, production has been better than expected. The production target of Tea Board was fixed at 7.33 million kg. Production at the end of the year is 97 million kg or 10.44 percent more than the target. Generally, the consistency of tea production is calculated according to the average production of three to five years. The average production in the last three years (2013-15) was 6.58 million kg In 2009, Sheikh Hasina's government increased the coverage of tea cultivation as part of a strategic plan for the development of tea industry. Tea cultivation increased in Dinajpur, Thakurgaon, Panchagarh and Lalmonirhat in the northern region as a new area for tea cultivation. In the year 2017 tea production was 54 lakh kg. Last year, production increased 57 percent to 85 lakh kg. At the same time, initiatives have been taken to cultivate tea in Bandarban Ruma. Garden owners are now raising old plants and getting new plants. Even on abandoned land, the tea plantation has been planted. In the Halda valley of Chittagong, the abandoned land, using the new technology, the success of the tea production was achieved. In the Halda Valley, the national medal for the maximum yield of hectare, last year, the tea production increased by nine lakh kg. In addition to Green Tea exports to China, the production company has also branded the Dragon Well Green T in the country. Looking back, it was seen that eight years ago this situation was not in the tea industry. From the beginning of 2010 the tea import begins. The alarm was that tea would be imported. In the year 2015, one million 14 lakh kg of tea was imported. But now the demand for production is low as the import has decreased. Last year tea boards allowed traders to import 65 lakh kg of tea. However, due to the consumption of tea, the export of tea decreased. Last year, six and a half million kg of tea was exported. Increasing production enhances Bangladesh's position. The average price of tea in the 37 auction of this season has been Rs 270 per kg, which is more than the other time. Now the size of tea market in the country is more than Tk. 3 billion. Tea garden is grown in this country by the hands of the British. In 1854, tea cultivation started on the first commercial basis through Malinichara tea garden of Sylhet. And now the garden has increased 166. Sheikh Hasina's government is taking new plans for the development of the tea industry. The production will increase further in the near future. Expectations that the export sector should grow.