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High-value crops farming becomes blessings for youths
A group of five educated unemployed youths have found the path of becoming self-reliant through establishing orchards of non-conventional but high-value fruits and crops in the region, particularly in its drought-prone Barind area in Bangladesh. Hassan Ali, 27, one of them, said they are dreaming of attaining economic emancipation through the venture as they are getting yields of some of the...
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