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Benefits of poultry curtains during winter seasons.

Poultry curtains or poultry house curtains has provided several benefits for poultry farmers during winter seasons. These curtains have different features like UV resistant, durable, waterproof, weather-resistant and are used to control temperature, humidity, and airflow in poultry houses. Here is the main advantage of poultry curtains in winter. Protection from wind and snow – These curtains…

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This is the very first feature-length movie by Aardman Animations; after their short movies with Wallace and Gromit, and television shows such as Rex the Runt and Morph, Peter Lord and Nick Park finally gave us this.

The film takes place on a chicken farm where the poultry prisoners plan to escape their confinement and experience the wildlife. Led by Ginger, the chickens constantly fail, while under the eyes of the Tweedy farmers and their guard dogs. One night, Mrs. Tweedy devises a new plan in order to increase their income by making chicken pies with a machine. When Ginger begins to lose hope, she witnesses a flying rooster that escaped from the circus, where he crash-lands into their farm and sparks a deal with her to help them all fly, or so he thinks.

This movie is one of the staples of Aardman Animations, right beside the Wallace and Gromit shorts, containing a mixture of their excellent writing and dark humour. What I mostly love is the premise of a chicken farm portrayed as a depressing concentration camp with the farmers as their wardens, even to the point of homaging The Great Escape. The recurring joke of learning how to fly does enormously take flight in the middle point, focusing on Rocky’s influence on the chickens, before we are thrown into another source that establishes as the final climax, bringing a larger layer of thrilling threat. The climax I especially remember being the highlight of the film with a chicken coop-constructed airplane that’s chocked with a handful of gags, some even pulled from Star Trek.

As for its comedy, Aardman knew how to add a mixture of family-friendly one-liners, visual gags and even some dark humour now and then. You do have some that take the extra mile such as a knitted noose, but then the mood immediately picks up with comedic situations involving the scatterbrained hens. I wouldn’t go as far as saying the movie was that dark, but it earned a solid PG rating when it knew how to take the curtain off now and then.

The animation for an Aardman movie is something worth talking about, as they’re the masters when it comes to animating claymation. I liked how each individual design is present on the chickens, mainly from how their neck would have a necklace or a scarf; this was to hide their head seams and works well to tell each of them apart. At first, the chickens may look creepy at first with their humanised heads and teeth, but they’re designed to look as uncanny from avians and have that classic Aardman charm. With Aardman’s focus on the foreground, they don’t give up on their backgrounds especially, adding layers of life towards its gloomy plantation and the rollercoaster of hazardous gears within the pie-making machine.

Aardman Animations is one of my favourite companies as they know how to do their work without a sign of a single fingerprint anywhere else. Seeing this sort of quality makes me appreciate on far they’ve come from the eighties and after their first projects.

The characters are also fun to watch where the main star is Ginger the sensible leader who has an eager wish to escape the game and find out freedom for the flock. With the mindset of thinking outside of the box, Ginger stops at nothing, attempting to find anyway to find various ways out of the farm and you see how much she does care for her brethren. Even when she loses all hope, she picks herself up again and proposes a better alternative, no matter what the cost. Julia Sawalha kept a firm yet likeable voice for this character.

Rocky’s a laidback character with the demeanour of a cocky American slacker, showing up as the flock’s idolised saviour, only that he bares a deep secret that plays a part near the ending. Surprisingly, this was one of the few roles of Mel Gibson that I actually didn’t mind, where his voice fitted the overall character.

You have the side-characters who are share their individual personalities: I liked the brains of the team, Mac, with her thick Scottish accent; the boisterous muscle of the group, Bunty; the rambling retired colonel Fowler and my favourite being the knitting airhead, Babs, who always had to make a line at the wrong time. Seriously, the latter had the greatest line in the entire movie; “I don’t want to be a pie! I don’t like gravy.” There’s also the scheming Nick and halfwitted Fletcher, two hustling rats that appear every now and then to assist the chickens in their aid of need in exchange for eggs.

The villains are fantastic, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy who are the owners of the farm. Mrs. Tweedy is the central villain with a tight control over the farm, making sure every chicken lays their eggs otherwise its soups on for the failing type. By the end, the farmer decreases into an axe-wielding murderer, hungry for chicken flesh and larger profits, while not even caring that her own poultry has constructed an entire flying machine. Above all, she constantly berates her dim-witted husband for acting like himself, even if he’s the one who sees the truth. I also like how dull Mr. Tweedy can be, yet he’s the suspicious type and manages to build an advanced pie-making machine from scratch. What’s pretty interesting is that they never refer to each-other by their first name despite being a couple. The fates with Mrs. Tweedy was satisfying to watch, where a mad monster on the loose met her match with her own plan backfiring in her face.

This is hailed as a classic and I can’t even say anything else to express my love for this movie. Not even the sequel can change my verdict on how this holds up as a masterpiece.

Final Rating: A

9/10

[trulybetty]

oct' x 04 - walks in the forest

Prompt: walks in the forest Pairing: strings!Joel x f!reader Word Count: 615 Warnings: domestic fluff, poultry, teeny bit of angst if you squint, mentions of foliage Summary: set after the final chapter of strings (that I've yet to post), just some domesticity for our pair and no spoilers

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“I have no damn clue why I’m out here walkin’ through this damn forest lookin’ for a damn chicken,” Joel grumbled, wincing as he straightened up from his crouch, his knees audibly complaining at the movement.

You knew damn well why he was out there looking for this chicken. 

Because it was your damn chicken.

“Flo,” you called out as you shook the tin of corn that you kept their feed in hope the hen would appear from the underbrush.

Your farmhouse sat out on the far edge of Jackson, occupied through one or two expansions to the commune ago. A curtain of trees marked the edge of your property. Beyond it, Jackson's perimeter wall could be seen, its purpose still the subject of council debates.

For now, it was just you, Joel, and an unbeaten track of golden and red leaves floating through the quiet fall air.

As you moved forward, Joel held back a branch, letting you pass unscathed. Just as you were about to utter a word of thanks, you tripped on an exposed root. Your heart leapt into your throat as you braced yourself to hit the ground, but before you could, Joel's reflexes kicked in. His arms shot out, steadying you.

“Whoa there, darlin',” he chuckled.

“Thanks,” you said, grateful but also a little embarrassed.

“I swear, how you made it halfway across the country without any outdoor skills is beyond me,” he said with a wide smirk across his face.

You grinned, readjusting your grip on the tin can. “I've got other skills,” you teased, feeling relieved and, admittedly, a bit grateful for his quick thinking.

Joel looked at you, his eyes twinkling. “Well you did end up here, made a home halfway 'cross the country with no outdoor skills. Must've done somethin' right.”

Finally, a rustle in the underbrush caught your attention, and there she was. Flo emerged, clucking curiously. You reached down to pick her up, holding her close to your chest as you nuzzled your face into her feathers. “Oh, Flo,” you cooed, eliciting a contented cluck from the bird, oblivious to the trouble it had caused.

Joel shook his head as he laughed, “Reminds me of the damn cat we had.”

You raised an eyebrow, he’d never mentioned having a pet of any sorts let alone a cat, “Really?” you asked, curious if he would elaborate.

He brushed another low-hanging branch out of your path as you continued on. “It was Sarah’s,” he said softly, the name catching in his throat like it always did. You kept your expression neutral, knowing mentions of his late daughter were moments of vulnerability for the typically stoic man.

Sarah was a topic that rarely came up, and when it did, it was a momentary window into a part of Joel that he kept closely guarded. Today was different; he was opening up, and even if it was just a little, you cherished these glimpses into his past. It made the present — the life you were building together — all the more meaningful.

He continued, “That cat would go hidin' in the oddest places, drivin' Sarah nuts. She'd go searchin' all over, shakin' a box of cat treats.” he looked wistfully at you out of the corner of his eye, “just like you and these damn chickens.”

With Flo secure in one arm you reached out your other hand extended in offer to him, a gentle smile on your lips as he took yours in his. 

A gentle squeeze to your hand told you more than you knew he’d ever be able to tell you, and you felt your heart skip a beat for the man who walked beside you.

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Can you do a Renfield scene please?

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Renfield is an R-Rated movie for a reason.

Cinder: (Leaps over, Snaps Goodwitch neck)

Cinder: (Dodges Port's gunfire)

Cinder: (Ducks under Qrow's swing, Lunges)

Emerald: Whoawhoawhoawhoa! Uh, that was a lot, huh? Maybe we should back up to the beginning.

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Cinder: And you are?

Emerald: E-E-E-Emerald, ma'am.

Cinder: E-E-E-Emerald who?

Emerald: E-Emerald Sustrai... ma'am.

Cinder: (Smiles) Emerald Sustrai... the thief... But I forgive you, for I am Cinder Fall.

Emerald: (Speaking over) When I first met Miss Cinder, I was- Well, like she said, a thief. She could have killed me there, but instead let me into her home. I had no idea that she would change my life and my family's lives forever. But she definitely did.

Cinder: You would make a very good assistant... Miss Sustrai.

Emerald: I empathized with her at the start, in certain aspects.

Cinder: I never eat... poultry.

Emerald: And, well, she made me feel important. She took me to places I've never dreamed of! Like the theater! But then... she made me her familiar.

Familiar (noun); a servant, often gifted by a creature in power with power portion; someone's bitch for life.

Emerald: I was responsible for everything the ma'am needed, including staff changes.

Cinder: (Sets Watts on fire)

Emerald: And providing her with her, uh... "special" cravings... that she needed to survive.

Cinder: (Mouth bloodied, Puts on bowler hat)

Emerald: Look! I didn't just jump into serving the Queen of Evil. We... We had some great times! But just like all great times-

SERVANT

Emerald: They come to an end.

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Cinder: (Telepathy) The Huntsmen have arrived, Emerald!.

Emerald: (Grabs box, Plucks worm, Talkover) Right, this. See, the ma'am gets her power from consuming human life, and I... I have to eat Grimm. Now, where were we again?

Cinder: (Grabs Qrow's throat, Tears it out)

Oobleck: (Holding relic) YOU WILL NOT HARM ANOTHER SOUL WHILST I STILL BREATHE!

Cinder: (Roars, Snarls)

Emerald: I'm coming, Ma'am!

Cinder: (Leaps, Bound by magic)

Oobleck: Oh, thank the Brothers that worked.

Emerald: (Runs over, Stops) Shit...

Oobleck: This is the Relic of Holding, Miss Sustrai. She cannot escape. Let us do what we must so you can finally be free!

Cinder: Free? When I am gone, they will execute you for what you have done. Sever your hands and force you to fight the Grimm. Only I can protect you. I am your only friend. I'm the only one who cares for you.

Emerald: I still remember thinking, "She really, really means it this time!".

Emerald: (Tosses a bag, Lands in the fire)

Oobleck: (Sizzling, crackling pop behind him, Drops the relic) Sustrai! We are the last of his legion! Now every drop of blood that Cinder spills will be on your hands!

Cinder: (Into smoke, Goes inside Oobleck, Explodes him from the inside)

Emerald: HOLY SHIT! Uh... That's a new one.

Port: (Shoots curtain, Drapes drop)

Cinder: (Burns in the sunlight, Leaps on Port)

Port: (Screams as he's disemboweled, Burns)

Emerald: Hold on, ma'am! (Grabs drapes, Tosses them on her) Are you okay, ma'am?!

Cinder: (Charred to a crisp, Wheezes) NO...

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The Venus Fly Trap

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“Your venus fly trap is looking pretty average,” Steph said rather hesitantly. Ilma, however, took a far less tactful approach. “It looks rather dead.” Celeste winced. “I think it’s hungry, but I can’t get it to eat anything. I even let a fly hang around it for three days and nothing.” Steph shuddered and resisted the urge to douse the kitchen in disinfectacnt, but she did make a mental note to douse Ian instead before they let him into the sharehouse again. “Maybe we can feed it ourselves,” Ilma suggested, heading for the fridge. “I put some steak in here last time Steph over-stocked on groceries.” “Lies and slander,” Steph defended herself. “I don’t overstock. I buy extra steak because we can’t have any form of poultry around here on account of Brooklyn’s love affair with the feathered creatures.” “We also can’t keep fish in the house because it makes you puke,” Ilma reminded her apathetically as she rifled through the freezer. “Aha.” She tossed the steak down on the counter with a thud and reached for a knife. With the sort of expertise and knife handling skills that made Celeste and Steph fear for the next person who crossed her, Ilma filleted the steak and placed a small sliver on one of the trap’s leaves. And nothing happened.

“It’s not working,” Celeste said, sounding defeated. “Hmm,” Ilma murmured, frowning at the plant. “Maybe it prefers fresh meat. It is a carnivorous plant after all.” “Oh joy,” Steph muttered. “Maybe we should shove Ian’s nose in there then.” Ilma, who always took the potential mutilation of Ian’s nose entirely seriously, said; “it’s not going to fit, but we could try his finger instead.” “You’re not feeding Ian to the plant!” Kiya’s shout could be heard from the lounge where she was clearly eavesdropping whilst working. “You’ll give it indigestion.” Ilma rolled her eyes. “Fine, we won’t feed Ian to the plant.” She turned to Celeste. “Did it come with any instructions when you brought it?” Celeste glanced around the kitchen and ruffled some of Kiya’s paperwork. “They’re around her soemwhere… Kiya, when are you going to clean up this mess?” “When your lazy ass boyfriend starts pulling his weight around here!” was the irritated response. “Last I checked this academy was HIS IDEA.” “You had to ask, didn’t you,” Ilma grumbled and Celeste shook her head in dismay. “Here it is,” Steph announced, plucking a colourful flyer from the bottom of the pile and reading the instructions out loud. “Do not feed a Venus fly trap any meat: including chicken, steak, sausages or hot dogs. Also, refrain from offering it fruit or candy.” She flipped the flyer over and appraised the other side, then screwed her face up in disgust. “Well that’s not very helpful at all. I’m going to get someone who has actually kept a plant alive for more than a day.” She disappeared upstairs and returned with Becky in tow. “It needs more light for a start,” Becky determined, then aimed a glare in her cousin’s direction. “If someone bothered to open the curtains around here…” Ilma looked offended. “I need to protect my skin from the UV light - think about my complexion.” Ignoring her, Becky went on. “You shouldn’t let it flower either,” she said, reaching for the sheers. “A mature trap can handle the energy deficit of producing a flower, but not before it’s at least a year old.” “But the flowers are so pretty,” Celeste lamented. “Yes, but they’re entirely useless,” Becky insisted as she began to hack away at the flowers with the sheers. “Purely ornamental.” “Oh, so like your boyfriend,” Steph deduced, then glanced over her shoulder to make sure Kai wasn’t lurking in the hallway. “And it needs food it would catch in the wild,” Becky went on, ignoring the comment. She cleared the Ilma’s steak from the trap then reached for the fly squatter Kiya had conveniently stored by the microwave. SPLAT! The fly that had been buzzing around the kitchen for the last three days met an unfortunate end and Becky plucked it from the squatter using a pair of chopsticks. “Ew,” Celeste grimaced, watching as Becky carefully placed the fly on the leaf of the trap. Then, using the edge of the chopstick, she tickled the fine hairs on the edge of the leaf and the trap snapped shut. “ACK!” Steph exclaimed, jumping back and yeeting Ilma in front of herself as a shield, but Celeste was bouncing on the balls of her feet and hugging Becky enthusiastically. “You did it!” Their mission accomplished, the girls retired to the lounge room. Steph snuggled into the couch and used Kiya’s shoulder as a pillow. “So - does the fly trap have a name?”

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From Penn  Yan, with love

By Jonathan Monfiletto

Depending on how you look at it, it was either the height of the Cold War or the early days of this standoff between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Fourteen years after World War II ended, the Iron Curtain had indeed descended as Russia wrestled Eastern European countries into its orbit, and the Space Race was on after Sputnik and Sputnik II were launched. Still, the Cuban Missile Crisis had not yet unfolded, the Vietnam War had not yet erupted, and there were still more than 30 years before the USSR fell along with the Berlin Wall.

Amid this period of tension – sometimes with sharp words, other times with nuclear threats – as the world’s two superpowers stared each other down, a dozen Soviet graduate students – with an average age of 27 – spent a week in Penn Yan in November 1959, during a monthlong tour of the United States. They visited various businesses and industries and other establishments, and they learned about what life is like in a democratic, capitalist society during what was billed as an activity to build better international cooperation and understanding.

The group, which also included three American guides, arrived in Penn Yan on Wednesday, November 4 from the Boston, Massachusetts area – having visited Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, WGBH Educational Television, and the like – and then departed Penn Yan one week later for a two-day visit to Washington, D.C. and a weeklong stay in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One of these things is not like the others, as the old Muppets song goes, but it seems Penn Yan got the nod for a tour stop because of its prior connections to the Experiment in International Living, one of the entities that organized the experience.

But unlike the group’s other stops, Yates County could offer a look into life in a rural, agrarian community. While six local families each housed two of the Soviet group members during their weeklong stay, the activities during the day kept the Soviet students learning about the agricultural and industrial components of the area and enjoying the recreation offered by the Finger Lakes region. Following a reception at the Oliver House on Thursday, November 5, the group took a walking tour of downtown Penn Yan and later visited three local farms – the Loomis poultry farm, the Miller dairy farm, and the Emerson poultry processing plant. The next day took them to Cornell University to tour the campus as a whole and then visit the animal husbandry, agricultural engineering, and home economics schools.

Other notable activities included attending classes and an assembly at Penn Yan Academy, touring Penn Yan Boat Company and Urbana Wine Cellar, and being feted at a dinner held by the Penn Yan Central School District Adult Education Advisory Council on the final night in the village. There was plenty of time in the itinerary for fun, however – group rides on Keuka Lake and even group flights over the lake as well as the senior play, a high school football game, a bowling outing, free time with their host families, and more. Civic organizations from the Chamber of Commerce to the Rotary Club to the American Legion and other groups hosted the visitors at different points in time.

The group included a medical student, a correspondent for a youth newspaper, a post-graduate agricultural student, a pianist, and even an actress, who was the only member of the group to be singled out in a newspaper headline. None of them had visited the United States before, but all of them seemed to leave with a good impression, especially of the Penn Yan and Yates County community. The goodwill extended to their hosts as well, as the families who hosted the Soviet students wrote letters ��� now contained within the subject files of the Yates County History Center – commenting on their positive interactions and experiences with their foreign guests. The local American Legion, seemingly contrary to its tenets, even allowed the students to use its facilities to celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the Russian Revolution – an event compared to the Fourth of July in an editorial in The Chronicle-Express.

Generally, the Penn Yan families who hosted the Soviet students had good things to say about their guests and the visit, noting the students were well mannered and well educated and the families and their visitors enjoyed discussing their respective lifestyles without getting into politics. Two main criticisms of the weeklong tour were the television coverage that distracted the Soviet students from the task at hand and the lack of free time in the schedule with which the students could have spent more time with their host families. Overall, it seems as if everyone – the Soviet students and their American hosts alike – believed the experience was a pleasant and worthwhile undertaking.

The words of one of the Soviet students, Vadim Loginov, as quoted in a newspaper article, might sum up the feelings of goodwill on both sides of this moment of U.S.-Soviet cooperation: “We know we have a different approach to things, and a different philosophy of life, but we did not come here to look for the differences, but rather want to see the many things we share alike.”

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Maximizing Poultry Health and Productivity Through Effective Ventilation

Ventilation is fundamental to every business, particularly those where production is involved. Poultry farming isn't an exception. Whether you are raising chickens for eggs or meat, ventilation in poultry houses is critical in keeping the flock healthy and productive. Thanks to advancements in poultry technology. Today, you can avail of various types of poultry house ventilation systems to ensure fresh air circulation, control temperature, humidity and air velocity. This blog explores the types of poultry ventilation systems and how each works to enhance poultry efficiency.

Importance of Ventilation in Poultry Farms - Why Ventilation Matters?

Fundamentally, the purpose of poultry house ventilation is to ensure a consistent supply of fresh air to the flock, maintain optimal indoor temperatures, regulate airspeed, and manage humidity levels. This creates a comfortable and healthy environment that supports bird welfare and productivity.

Maintaining the Right Temperature

Overheating can result in heat stress, reducing feed intake, decelerating growth, and even death. On the other hand, cold conditions can increase feed consumption and reduce productivity. An efficient ventilation system helps ensure a stable and comfortable environment for the birds by maintaining the optimal temperature ranges.

Ensuring Proper Airflow

Poultry manure that releases ammonia, CO2, and other toxic gasses. Ammonia buildup derived from manure particularly proves dangerous. It irritates the respiratory systems of birds, weakening their immune response, potentially resulting in more severe health problems like Newcastle disease or Infectious Bronchitis.

Maintaining the right indoor air quality in poultry farming is critical in preventing these gasses from accumulating and leading to respiratory problems, poor growth, and an unhealthy environment. Keeping the poultry area ventilation helps release these gasses promptly and keep a clean, pleasant, and breathable atmosphere throughout the shed.

Maintaining Fresh Air Supply

Oxygen is crucial for the survival of every living being, including poultry. Birds demand a steady supply of fresh oxygen for respiration. It influences their metabolism, energy production, and overall health. The lack of sufficient fresh Air can impact growth, egg production, and the general well-being of birds. Maintaining a well-oxygenated environment can prove conducive to maintaining high egg production rates. Fresh air fosters steady egg production and improves the quality of eggs.

Ventilation System in Poultry Houses - Types of Poultry Ventilation Systems

Here are some common types of ventilation used in the poultry industry.

Natural Ventilation / Open Poultry House

Natural ventilation allows fresh air inside. Hence, it is amongst the best alternatives, particularly in smaller poultry setups with mild climates. It involves keeping both sides of the house open with a chain link and a curtain on it. The curtains can be opened and closed according to the requirement of the flock and climatic conditions. Also, in some cases there are small windows or side vents on the side walls to allow air to flow naturally across the shed.

Tunnel Ventilation

Another effective ventilation method is tunnel ventilation. It is commonly used in large poultry houses, particularly in warmer climates. Tunnel ventilation is a system designed to maintain optimal airflow and cooling in a poultry house. It works by drawing fresh, cool air through cooling pads installed at one end of the house (preferably on the west side, to leverage natural shading) and directing it longitudinally across the interior. High-efficiency fans installed at the opposite end create a continuous flow of air, ensuring uniform cooling and improved ventilation throughout the house.

Automated Ventilation Systems

Poultry farms are increasingly adopting automated systems in view of increasing efficiency and meeting production demands. Environmentally controlled or Automated or ventilation systems are one of them. These systems help monitor and control temperature, humidity, static pressure and fresh air intake in real time. They use sensors to detect changes in the environment and adjust the air velocity and humidity to ensure adequate fresh air supply and desired temperature without manual intervention. Proper ventilation enhances the flock's efficiency and productivity by creating a healthy and comfortable environment.

Need Reliable and Advanced Poultry House Ventilation? Choose Gartech!

Poultry ventilation systems play a crucial role in maintaining the health and productivity of the flock. From natural to mechanical and tunnel ventilation, each system has its benefits and challenges depending on the climate, house size, and operational goals. Thus, you must invest in system that suits your needs and prevalent conditions to ensure the productivity, quality, and health of your bird. If you are looking for such systems, Gartech has got you covered!

Gartech Equipments is one of India's trusted and leading manufacturers of advanced poultry farm ventilation systems.

We offer highly efficient ventilation solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of each project and adapt to the weather conditions at the project location.

Our range includes Tunnel Ventilation, Turbo Tunnel, and the advanced CAVT ventilation systems. These cutting-edge systems are seamlessly integrated with our state-of-the-art climate controllers, like GE OmniCon, ensuring optimal performance and precise environmental management. Email us at sales@gartech.co.in to connect with our sales team and navigate our product details.

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Bangladesh's Booming Export Industry: Top Products and Destinations

Bangladesh has been making significant strides in the global export market, leveraging its vast export potential. The nation's export products are reaching new heights each year, driven by its dominant position in the garment industry. Bangladesh's low labor costs and affordable raw materials have made it a formidable competitor in the global market. This article delves into the top exports of Bangladesh, its main export destinations, and the leading companies driving this growth.

Bangladesh's Total Exports in 2023-24

In the 2023-24 fiscal year, Bangladesh was ranked as the 52nd largest exporter globally, according to the economic complexity index. The country stands out as the top exporter of textile scrap, jute yarn, textile fiber, and men's shirts. According to Bangladesh export data Bangladesh's total exports reached an all-time high of $361 billion, a significant increase from $62.2 billion in the previous year.

Major Exports of Bangladesh

Readymade Garments

The readymade garment (RMG) industry is Bangladesh's largest export sector, contributing approximately 46.74% of the country's total exports. Bangladesh has established itself as a global hub for RMG exports, with major markets in the US, UK, Germany, Italy, and France.

Jute and Jute Products

Accounting for about 13.6% of Bangladesh's total exports, jute, and jute products are among Bangladesh top export products. Known as the "golden fiber," jute products such as hessian cloth, canvas, sacking, and scrim are primarily exported to Pakistan, China, and India.

Footwear

Footwear is an emerging industry in Bangladesh, accounting for about 2.5% of total export earnings. The major export destinations for Bangladeshi footwear include the Netherlands, India, South Korea, France, and Spain.

Miscellaneous Textiles and Worn Clothing

Miscellaneous textiles and worn clothing contribute around 2.1% to Bangladesh's total exports. This category includes curtains, sacks and bags, tarpaulins, blankets, and rope, with major markets in the US, Europe, Japan, Australia, and Canada.

Headgear and Caps

Headgear and caps account for about 1.2% of Bangladesh's total export earnings. The primary markets for these products are the US, Germany, France, Poland, and Canada.

Paper Yarn and Woven Fabric

Paper yarn and woven fabric make up around 1.2% of Bangladesh's exports. These materials, used in artisan jewelry and other products, are mainly exported to China, India, Thailand, and South Korea.

Leather and Animal Gut Articles

Leather and animal gut articles represent about 1% of Bangladesh's total exports. This profitable industry benefits from low-cost raw materials and labor, with major export destinations including Germany, Poland, and Spain.

Fish, Shrimps, and Prawns

Fish, shrimps, and prawns contribute around 0.7% to Bangladesh's total exports. This sector is crucial for export income, with primary markets in the European Union, Japan, and the USA.

Feathers, Artificial Flowers, and Hair

These products make up about 0.4% of Bangladesh's total exports, with Germany, Sweden, and India being the main importers.

Aircraft and Spacecraft

Aircraft and spacecraft exports account for approximately 0.3% of Bangladesh's total exports. This category includes helicopters, airplanes, satellites, suborbital vehicles, and spacecraft launch vehicles, with significant exports to the Netherlands, UK, and Czechia.

Top Export Destinations

Bangladesh's top export destinations are:

USA: $970 billion

Germany: $708 billion

UK: $531 billion

Spain: $368 billion

France: $329 billion

Italy: $239 billion

Netherlands: $209 billion

India: $213 billion

Japan: $190 billion

Poland: $185 billion

Canada: $172 billion

Australia: $126 billion

These countries account for about 60% of Bangladesh's total exports.

Leading Export Companies in Bangladesh

Here is the list of top companies of exports of Bangladesh: 

Kazi Farms Group (poultry)

Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (oil products)

Beximco Pharma (pharmaceuticals)

Pragoti (automobiles)

KDS Group (garments, textiles, steel)

Petrobangla (oil, natural gas, minerals)

Walton (motorcycles)

ASM Chemical Industries (industrial chemicals)

Advanced Chemical Industries (pharmaceuticals, consumer brands, agribusiness)

Dragon Group (clothing, notably sweaters)

These companies are crucial in meeting the growing global demand for Bangladeshi goods.

Conclusion

To achieve high profits in export businesses, exporters need to understand global trade demands and connect with top buyers. This strategy will enable businesses to expand globally and play a significant role in the global economy. Platforms like Eximpedia.app provide valuable data, helping new and existing exporters stay informed about market trends, major exporters and importers, shipment values, and more. For personalized assistance, their team of experts is available 24/7. Connect with them now and set new records in your export business. Thank you for reading.

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Silpaulin Poultry Curtains Offered Numerous Benefits for Poultry Farmers.

Silpaulin poultry curtains offer numerous benefits for poultry farmers, enhancing the overall efficiency and productivity of their operations. These specially designed curtains, made from durable and weather-resistant silpaulin material, provide a range of advantages that contribute to the well-being and performance of the birds as well as the profitability of the farm. Firstly, silpaulin…

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Silpauline Tarpaulins

Silpaulin Tarpaulin Services by Hukumdar Shade Maker: Versatile Solutions for Agricultural Needs

At Hukumdar Shade Maker, we pride ourselves on being a prominent supplier of high-grade Silpaulin Tarpaulins, offering versatile solutions that are highly regarded in the agricultural sector. Silpaulin tarpaulins have gained popularity for their exceptional moisture barring properties and a wide range of applications. Our Silpaulin tarpaulin services are designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients, providing reliable protection and durability in various agricultural settings.

Versatile Applications

Silpaulin tarpaulins are known for their versatility, making them indispensable in agricultural practices. They are commonly used for covering greenhouses, mulch, and post-harvest seeds, offering protection against moisture and environmental factors. Additionally, Silpaulins serve as effective fumigation covers, poultry curtains, pond and canal linings, bullock cart covers, tractor trolley covers, and floor underlays, among other uses.

Exceptional Properties

Silpaulin tarpaulins are made from cross-laminated plastic film, representing a revolutionary concept in the evolution of plastic films. This innovative construction results in tarpaulins that are exceptionally durable, tear-resistant, and waterproof, providing reliable protection against the elements. The moisture-barring properties of Silpaulins make them ideal for agricultural applications, ensuring that goods and materials remain safe and dry even in challenging conditions.

Customized Solutions

At Hukumdar Shade Maker, we offer customized solutions to meet the specific requirements of our clients. Whether you need Silpaulin tarpaulins for covering a greenhouse, lining a pond, or protecting agricultural produce, our expert team will work closely with you to design and deliver tarpaulins that meet your exact specifications and preferences.

Advantages of Choosing Hukumdar Shade Maker

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I have a bed and wardrobe in the new place now! The wardrobe is solid wood and weighs like 400lbs so it was unfortunately extremely difficult to get into the place. It looks nice though, and we got it from a rich guy who was moving to Florida the next week so he gave it to us for free, literally refused to take money for it. We have temporary sheets on the bed because the actual ones are being shipped and haven't arrived yet. We got the mattress on Saturday and it's really comfortable, I thought I was a medium firmness mattress person but this one is soft and I slept on it for hours this evening. Both window A/C units are in so it's no longer ungodly hot in the apartment either. I got curtains put up in the living room, unstuffed and washed the 3 base cushion covers on the couch, and we now have foam to restuff the base cushions with. Poultry couch saga is officially over now! We just have to move in some small stuff like clothing, sheets, towels, my desk, and cat stuff and then it's ready to be lived in! We're still waiting on some items to come in the mail so it won't be tomorrow obvi but maybe sometime this week!

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Curiosity: The Art of Asking "Why?" with a Wink

Introduction

Curiosity is like a nosy neighbor peeking through the curtains. It's that itch in your brain that says, "Hey, what's behind that door?" Whether you're a detective-in-training or just a regular human with a penchant for pondering, let's unravel the mysteries of curiosity together!

Chapter 1: The Curious Chronicles

“Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?”

We've all heard the classic joke, right? But have you ever wondered why the chicken actually crossed the road? Maybe it was chasing a butterfly or attending a secret poultry party. Let your imagination flap its wings and sketch out the chicken's grand adventure.

“The Case of the Vanishing Socks”

Curiosity strikes when you can't find your socks. Where do they disappear to? Is there a sock Bermuda Triangle? Investigate! Draw a sock detective with a magnifying glass, peeking under the couch. Spoiler alert: The socks are probably partying with the chicken from Chapter 1.

Chapter 2: Curious Creatures

“The Curious Cactus”

Imagine a cactus with googly eyes. It's been standing in the desert for centuries, wondering why humans keep taking selfies with it. Sketch this spiky philosopher, pondering life's prickly questions.

“The Alien Ant Farm”

Ants are the ultimate curious explorers. They're like tiny astronauts with six legs. Picture an ant in a spacesuit, digging tunnels on Mars. Maybe they're searching for cosmic crumbs or alien picnics. Draw it!

Chapter 3: Curious Quotes (with a Twist)

“Einstein's Curious Hair”

Albert Einstein once said, "The important thing is not to stop questioning." But let's focus on his hair for a moment. Imagine his wild locks as curious little creatures, whispering scientific secrets. Draw Einstein's hair attending a physics lecture. Maybe it's taking notes.

“The Curious Cat Conspiracy”

Remember the saying, "Curiosity killed the cat"? Well, what if the cat faked its own death to join a secret cat detective agency? Picture a cat in a trench coat, tail twitching, decoding mouse messages. And the agency's motto? "Pawsitively Curious."

Conclusion: Keep Wondering, Keep Wandering

Curiosity isn't just about answers; it's about the journey. So, grab your sketchbook, doodle your heart out, and embrace the delightful chaos of "why." And if you ever get stuck, just draw a banana. Because bananas are the universe's way of saying, "Stay curious, my friend!"

Disclaimer: No socks were harmed during the writing of this blog. The chicken and the cat are now best friends..

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