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Why do Bangladeshis use water hyacinths for floating islands?
Did you know that people in Bangladesh can turn water hyacinths into βfloating islandsβ for growing vegetables? In low-lying areas, the monsoon season brings months of flooding that leave farmland submerged, making traditional farming impossible. To adapt, farmers collect large amounts of water hyacinths and other aquatic plants, layer them on top of each other, and compress them into sturdy floating rafts. Thanks to their fibrous structure and natural air pockets, the hyacinths are both lightweight and highly buoyant. On top of these rafts, people spread mud or decomposed plants and then directly sow vegetable seeds.
As the rafts gradually decompose in the water, they continuously release nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, creating a natural organic fertilizer system. This allows crops to grow lush and healthy with little to no need for chemical fertilizers.
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A perfect example of turning your problem into your advantage. I hope Bangladesh teaches the world who are suffering with water hyacinth invasive problems.
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Farmers are the backbone of our country. Really appreciate their hard work β€
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It is true. I'm a Bangladeshi and this method of farming is from our Khulna and Barisal region. π§
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This reminds me of what the ancient Aztecs did at Tenochtitlan for farming. They built floating garden beds of reed on the lake surface, and connected them into a vast thriving metropolis of homes, gardens and canals. It was a stroke of low tech-genius which worked in harmony with the natural ebb and flow of the lake. However, instead of continuing that Tradition the Spanish Conquistadors drained the lake and built Mexico city upon it. A tragic prideful mistake that sill affects the people of Mexico City to this day with dangerous unstable foundations and tedious flooding issues all in a famously earthquake prone area.
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I'm a Bangladeshi and so glad that u upholded this great Method of farming of our Country β€π
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This is why we haven't lost the world yet. Countries like this are saving the planet. Thank you Bangladesh β€
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Awesome Bangladesh! One of the most hardworking, resilient and smart people.
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Thank you so very very much for representing our farmers β€β€β€
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Bangladesh is full of such innovations. Ingenious and sustainable. I am impressed by their ability to find a solution.
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Genius. Kudos to my brothers in Bangladesh
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β€ Bangladesh!!! Bangladesh for the Bangladeshis!!!
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thank you to this channel, and thanks to the world for so much love for my country π§
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This is awesome. Absolutely brilliant idea. Keep it up Bangladesh β€
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Very impressed with the ingenuity of the people. They have pretty much everything they need right there to start growing healthy plants.
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For this I salute bangladesh , green earth project π
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First-ever I've seen this technique. Really awesome and innovative.
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Amazing! And everything is 100% biodegradable. Not to mention, the floating islands provide new habitats for fish and shrimp. Everyone wins!
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I am Bangladeshi and My father is an agriculturist. I saw my father's colleagues inventing innovative ways of hydro farming in Gazipur, (BIRRI). Some methods are really mindblowing. Scientists from all agriculture universities are trying their best. Qudos to farmers and agriculturists of Bangladesh. May Allah give you Barakah.
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Proof , where there is a will there is a way..thats pretty dang smart however you look at it.. respect.. God bless..
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Brilliant, brilliant. This is the way it should be. Finding ways to sustain communities.
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