Boro rice is Bangladesh’s largest paddy crop — the heartbeat of rural livelihoods and the backbone of national food security. Every year, this dry-season cultivation sustains millions of farmers, yet many struggle to access quality seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation support on time.

Through Boro Rice Input – 9, WeGro bridges this gap by financing smallholder farmers during the critical input phase of cultivation. Your investment ensures that farmers in key rice-growing regions receive the right materials, guidance, and timely support needed to achieve higher yields and better quality harvests.

With a per-unit investment of BDT 50,000, this project runs on a two-month cycle, covering the crucial early stages of Boro rice production — from land preparation and input distribution to early crop management. At the end of the cycle, you are projected to receive BDT 51,300 to BDT 51,600, reflecting a return of approximately 2.60% – 3.20%. The total payout, including both profit and principal, is made in a single transparent installment directly to your bank account.

Every stage of this project is monitored by WeGro’s field officers and area managers, ensuring that farmers receive proper guidance, and all operations remain transparent and well-documented. Your participation not only helps farmers plant on time — it helps them plan for the future.

Each contribution to Boro Rice Input – 9 carries a lasting ripple: farmers gain independence from high-interest borrowing, the nation’s food system grows stronger, and you earn a fair, transparent return. Together, we cultivate trust, resilience, and prosperity — one Boro field at a time.

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