November 22, 2024 New York

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Fruit availability calendar of Bangladesh

Yearround Fruit Availability Calendar of Bangladesh is very important to implement agroforestry plan based on family needs and market demands. Moreover, fruit sellers can import different fruits based on the fruit availability calendar to fulfill market demand.

A household can draft its agroforestry plan by following the fruit availability calendar. It is not like a crop calendar where plant and harvesting information is placed for implementation purposes. A fruit availability calendar is the implementation and market tool for producers and marketers.

Yearround Fruit Availability Calendar of Bangladesh

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Yearround Fruit Availability in Bangladesh

Table 1: Fruit availability in the Market of Bangladesh

Sl NoFruit NameEnglish NameScientific NameFruit available in Market
1AamMango Mangifera indica May-September
2KanthalJackfruitArtocarpus heterophyllus April-October
3LitchuLitchiLitchi chinensis June-July
4Jam Jamon/BerrySyzygium cuminii May-June
5KolaBananaMusa cavendishiJanuary-December
6Kul/BoroiJujubi Zizypus mauritianaNovember-February
7AtaCustard appleAnnona squamosa March-May
8GaabVelbet AppleDiospyros embryopteris April-June
9Bilati GaabVelbet AppleCombretum rotundifolium April -June
10Amra Golden AppleSpondias guajava April- October
11JamburaPomeloCitrus grandis April-October
12Jamrul Wax appleEugenia javanica June-July
13Kagoji LebuLemonCitrus limon January-December
14KamrangaCarambolaAvverrhoa carambola June-October
15Ada Lebu LemonCitrus limon  June-October
16Jara Lebu LemonCitrus limon  June-October
17Elachi Lebu LemonCitrus limon  June-October
18SafedasapodillaManikara zapota  June-October
19LatkanLatkanBaccaurea sapida  June-October
20AmlokiIndian gooseberryEmblica officinalis January-November
21PeyaraGuavaPsidium guajava January-December
22JalpaiIndian OliveElaeocarpus floribundus November – February
23SharifaCustard appleAnnona squamosa August-December
24TalAsian palmyra palmBorassus flabellifer April-October
25BelWood AppleAegle marmelos April-June
26KodbelElephant Wood appleFeronia limonia October-November
27BangiMuskmelonCucumis melo April-May
28TormujWater MelonCitrullus lanatus April-May
29Pani PhalWater FruitWater Caltrop April-October
30PepePapayaCarica papaya January-December
31AnaroshPineapple Ananas comosus June-August
32NarikelCoconutCocos nucifera January-December
33KomolaOrangeCitrus sinensis November-February
34RambutanRambutanNephelium lappaceum July
35StrawberryStrawberryFragaria x ananassa January-March
36SatkoraLemonCitrus limon July-October
37Dragon Dragon Hylocereus undatus June-November
38MaltaMaltaCitrus sinensis October-December
39NaspatiPearPyrus communis  July-August
40TetulTamarindTamarindus indica Febaruary-March
41ChaltaIndian delleniaDellenia indica August-December

Yearround Fruit Availability Calendar of Bangladesh

Farming households in rural areas can plant different fruit trees based on the fruit availability calendar to get year-round fruits for households and sell them in the market. Hence, a mixture of crop and fruit trees is the ultimate design for poor households to get a full and nutrient-rich diet year-round.

Every Farming Family and Roof Gardener Can Follow This Fruit Availability Calendar for Reference. Although, many fruit trees are now available yearround.

Mansur Ahmed

Finally, this reference fruit availability calendar of Bangladesh is a draft version. Professionals of horticulture should come forward to make it a final version for mass-scale use in Bangladesh by farmers, growers, sellers, and customers.

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