Question:
- Who is a farmer?
- Is he poor or rich?
- What does he do every day?
- How does he manage his works?
- How does the farmer in our country lead their lite?
- What does he do if he can produce his crops well?
Answer: In Bangladesh, a farmer leads a very hard life to survive himself. As our country is an agricultural one, it carries important knowledge about the farmers. A farmer is a person who owns or manages a farm. He may be rich or poor. But whatever maybe he is to lead a very busy life. He spends his days it works and works either at home or in the fields. If he can manage, he engages day laborers to help him in his works. The life of a farmer in our country is full of uncertainty. Sometimes he passes his time in great joy if he can produce his crops well. Again, he may face hard days if the production of food grains fails because of natural calamities. In short, a farmer in our country experiences both pleasure and pain during his lifetime.
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Paragraph on A Farmer
Question: Write a paragraph about ‘A Farmer’ by answering the following questions.
- Who is a farmer?
- Who are landless farmers?
- What does a farmer grow?
- Why is he useful to us?
- How does he live?
Answer: A farmer is a person who takes up farming as a profession. He may have land, cattle, and agriculture. But there are some farmers in our country who have no land of their own. They are called landless farmers. He has to work in the field even in the sun as well as in the rain. He grows various kinds of crops. This gives us food. He also produces vegetables and fruits. So he is very useful to us. By producing food he serves the country. Though he works hard from morning to evening he can not get so much money to maintain his family. So he leads a very miserable life.
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A Farmer Paragraph
Question: Write a paragraph about ‘A Farmer’ by answering the questions below.
- Who is a farmer,
- What does he do?
- What is his present condition?
- How does he work?
- What is his fate?
Answer: A farmer is a person who does the work of farming. He has a little land which he cultivates with his own hands. But a farmer in our country does not have modern tools for cultivating. Still, he works with a pair of bullocks and a plow, Moreover, a farmer in Bangladesh is poor, illiterate, and does not know how to use scientific methods of cultivation. As he is poor, he has not had enough money to buy modern tools for cultivation and uses a high-yielding variety of seeds, insecticides, and fertilizers, He always depends on fate and nature, As a result, he sometimes becomes the victim of natural calamities. Floods cyclones, droughts, and tidal bores frequently damage crops. In that case, he takes a loan at a very high rate of interest from the money lenders. If natural calamities repeatedly cause damage to his crops, a farmer cannot repay the loans. He is forced to sell his land. A farmer in Bangladesh works very hard but he does not get a good harvest. He always remains poor. Although a farmer works from dawn to dusk, he has to suffer from hardship. A farmer is born poor and passes away as a poor man. He cannot change his lot. If our government takes positive steps to provide him with seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, and interest-free loans, his condition may improve.