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The Fab Lab Sher-e- Bangla Agricultural University (FAB LAB SAU) is established in January 2017 at the heart of Dhaka city and is aimed do work in the field of innovative agriculture and fabricating Dhaka city for a smart FAB City. The FAB LAB SAU will be a connection hub for everyone 24x7 with international fab lab communities with video conferencing systems to make anything from any corners of the world.

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Citrullus vulgaris, Citrullus lanatus Soil and Climate: Dry, humid and sunny place requires for good cultivation. Rains and high humid conditions limits yields. it never tolerates cold. It can tolerate dry and wet temperature well. Optimum temperature: 25-30 C At ripening stage huge long sunlight are needed for sweetness. Soil: Fertile loamy to sandy loam soil is perfect for cultivation. pH- 5-6.8

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