(a) Who is a farmer?

The person who does the work of farming is known as a farmer.

(b) What are his activities?

In Bangladesh, the existence of a rancher could be better. He acquires a little land. He needs to be more skilled. He needs to have the foggiest idea of logically furrowing his property. He can not make a difference in logical technique. He has just a couple of bullocks and a few hand-tailored devices. Frequently, he needs more means to purchase seeds, compost or pesticides. As a result, he cannot produce more food for himself and his family. He can’t utilize his territory. He starts off promptly in the first part of the day, goes to his property, furrows it, sows the seeds and removes it. He starts off promptly in the first part of the day, goes to his property, furrows it, sows the seeds and removes it. He gets back home around the early afternoon, eats his feast, takes a rest and again goes to his property. He is conceived poor. Once in a while, he takes credit from the cash banks. On the off chance that he can’t reimburse the advance, he sells the land parcel. A rancher is left on the leniency of nature. He has delights and agonies throughout everyday life. On the off chance that he gets a decent reap, his face radiates with euphoria. Then again, if the yields are bad, his distresses exceed all logical limitations. He and his family starve. He has an exceptionally unfortunate existence. However, he really buckles down. He can’t carry on with a respectable existence. He can’t raise his head from the anxiety toward needs.

What is the current condition of farmers in Bengal?

Modern machinery has been developed based on current technology, and although the fortunes of farmers in the outside world have changed, the farmers of Bengal have yet to experience any such change.

So, farmers of our country work hard but need to get the proper price. Whenever it is time, a group reduces the prices of seasonal crops. Importing the same crop from abroad reduces the price of that crop in the country. Even though they are not given any help from the government, they are given help by party officials, and some officials keep it to themselves and give it to some people of their choice. Some farmers in Bangladesh have very little land and need the right price for the crops they produce. As a result, the loan has to be done. In this opportunity, some NGOs provide loans to such farmers due to suffering from benefits.