Bangladesh is an agricultural country. The total cultivable area is around 23 million acres and there are a little more acres and there are a little more than 14.5 million cultivators. Major agricultural products are rice, jute (the golden fibre), wheat, potato, pulses, sugarcane, tea, tobacoo etc. The country is the world’s largest exporter of jute and jute goods. The is also one of the major foreign exchange earners. Bangladesh also exports frozen shrimps, froglegs and handicrafts. There has also been a rapid growth in manufacturing industries which offer a wide range of exportable goods such as leather goods and ready-made garments. Within the last few years remittances from Bangladeshis employed abroad have contributed largely toward foreign exchange earnings.
Bangladesh, poets Golden Bengal.The musical name evokes thoughts of meandering rivers,lush green countryside, world's longest unbroken sea beach, single largest tea garden in the world, colourful tribal life, remains of ancient civilization and world's largest mangrove forest-the home of the Royal Bengal Tigers. The history of Bangladesh is old and eventful. The land always attracted people.
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