Potato is more than just a staple in Bangladesh — it’s one of the country’s most traded and exported crops, connecting thousands of farmers, traders, and households through a thriving agricultural value chain. In Jamalpur, a region known for its fertile plains and abundant potato yield, WeGro is empowering smallholder farmers to cultivate high-quality produce with better inputs, smarter planning, and assured market linkage.

Potato Farming – 9 bridges the gap between opportunity and access. Your investment directly finances farmers who are growing premium-grade potatoes for both domestic and commercial supply chains. With a per-unit investment of BDT 15,000, the project runs over a 12-month cultivation cycle, designed to optimize yield through careful input selection, irrigation support, and scientific monitoring.

At the end of the cycle, investors are projected to receive BDT 17,940 to BDT 18,225, reflecting a return of approximately 19.60% to 21.50%, disbursed across three secure installments. This structure ensures steady payouts throughout the project duration while farmers maintain smooth cash flow across production stages.

From seed selection and land preparation to cold storage and market sale, every step of the process is closely supervised by WeGro’s field officers and area managers, ensuring transparency, accountability, and fair pricing for farmers. The operations and finance teams jointly oversee each transaction under WeGro’s structured monitoring framework — keeping both your investment and the farmers’ livelihoods secure.

Each contribution to Potato Farming – 9 does more than generate profit. It fuels local employment, stabilizes rural income, and supports the nation’s journey toward more resilient and sustainable agriculture. By joining this project, you’re not just investing in potatoes — you’re investing in people, progress, and the future of Bangladesh’s agricultural economy.