Bangladesh's poultry farm and a village life story

Bangladesh's poultry farm and a village life story

Nowadays, many people in the village to earn money for the duck farm.
Masuk Mia Chowdhury  is one of them, Late father abbach Mia Chowdhury,Bangalagao Village, Union Karimpur, sub-district Derai, district Sunamganj, Sylhet Division, Bangladesh.
He has a duck farm
Duck farms
1000 bought poultry chicks
With twenty-five thousand taka.
Keeping the maintenance cost of fifty thousand taka.
In a hundred dead ducks.
The total cost, including the nurse (25000 + 50000) = 75000 taka.
The duck is now for sale.
Now on the market price of 140 taka each duck
One hundred twenty-six thousand taka, 900 duck price.
Masuk Mia Chowdhury has already sold 700 ducks have ninety-eight thousand taka.
Total revenue minus expenses (126000 - 75000) = 51000 taka.

Masuk Mia Chowdhury and small son meharaj care of the duck farm.
Meharaj local primary school in the third grade.
He helped his father during vacations.

Masuk with meharaj Mia's wife, three sons and three daughters.
  A total of eight members of the family.
15,000 taka  monthly cost of money is needed
The cost of 180000 taka par years.

(1 dollar = 80 taka)

 Masuk Mia Chowdhury family for cost extra (180000-51000) = 129000 need the money.

I'm asking Masuk Mia Chowdhury family spending extra money he earned to.

He said that,
The cows, the other was cultivated land
Additional income is so.

Regrets that the low price of rice this year.
So less money.

Masuk Mia daily for the maintenance of cultivation of the land is to cross a bamboo Sacco.
Bamboo bridge  was not easy for go.

He complained that,
The government does not help to improve his quality of life.
From his home in the sub-district Derai there is no road .
There is no electricity in his home.
He was barely making a living.
At one point he asked me -
Are you a member of a

non-governmental organization?

Are you help me?

I just said,
I came here to see you,
I came to find out,
How are you as a resident of a village in Bangladesh.

He said that,
He is not well.
When we see the rich live in luxury,
The powerless folks, did not find any meaning in life.
Yet the meaning of life and the lives of the children to find happiness.
Because this is our destiny! Said.

The disparity of wealth between rich and poor.
I heard him, could not give any answer
The gap between rich and poor may wonder how I started.

I think
Corruption-free country,
  The rule of law and
Justice
  Discrimination can be helpful.
With this thought, I think this is not enough.

Living up clams

Living up clams

Walking through the beautiful bucolic village.
I saw a little bit of water, some of the lower two women are picking up off the ground.
I went to ask,
"What you're doing? '
A woman answered that,
-`We are collected clams. ’
I have to ask again,
- "What do you do with oysters? '
The women said that,
-‘This collection of mussels and fish will be sold to farmers.
These fish will feed the fishes in the pond as fish farmers. ’
"How to sell oyster" Ask him.
- "Sell at 12 taka per kilogram."
How Daily kilograms of mussels can you collect? '
Daily from 10 kg to 12 kg, collecting clams. "Replied the woman.

She also reported that the -
Fish farm owners were bought at Rs 12 taka per kilogram.
The woman said her husband had left her in a year.
Her two children.
There is no living family income.
So easy as picking up off the mussels.
That women are more informed,
They are too poor to do without this there is no other way to execute Give them assets.

I realized that very little money for a family of 120 taka,
This is by no means a small amount might not be enough.

I thought more freely in the collection of mussels should be used as a food fish in the pond What?
Freely every day due to an accumulation of clams, mussels in Bangladesh to be extinct.
Bangladesh, as one of many species of animals are already gone.