Which district is known as the 'Soybean Capital of Bangladesh' because it produces over 70 percent of the nation's total domestic soybean crop?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Lakshmipur district
- Step 1: Lakshmipur district in southeastern Bangladesh produces more than 70% to 75% of the country's total commercial soybean harvest. Step 2. Due to its extensive charland cultivation, seed processing, and animal feed supply, it is officially promoted by the Department of Agricultural Extension as the 'Soybean Capital'. Answer: Lakshmipur district. Why not the others: Faridpur district is famous for commercial onion seed and jute production; Noakhali district is known for coconut orchards and coastal fisheries; Chandpur district is celebrated as the 'City of Hilsa' along the Meghna.
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