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📍 Shibpur & Raipura, Narsingdi  •  BARI Non-Circulating Tray System (No Pump Required)  •  Case Study #22

Shibpur & Raipura, Narsingdi: Defeating Soil-Borne Bacterial Wilt with Zero-Electricity Non-Circulating Tomato Trays

Shibpur & Raipura, Narsingdi: Defeating Soil-Borne Bacterial Wilt with Zero-Electricity Non-Circulating Tomato Trays
📸 Real Field Photograph: Heavy tomato clusters ripening on vines grown inside a BARI non-circulating tray without electric pumps.

📊 Case Study Technical & Economic Profile

📍 Location (Upazila & District) Shibpur & Raipura, Narsingdi, Bangladesh
⚙️ Hydroponic System Used BARI Non-Circulating Tray System (No Pump Required)
🌱 Primary Crops Cultivated BARI Tomato-14 & Summer Hybrid Tomato
🧪 Nutrient & EC/pH Regime EC 2.0–2.5 dS/m • 5–7 cm Root Air Zone
💰 Yield & Economic Impact Zero Electricity Cost • 100% Survival against Bacterial Wilt

1. Regional Context & Agricultural Challenge

Rural growers in Narsingdi faced two simultaneous hurdles: heavy bacterial wilt in intensive vegetable soils and rural load-shedding that interrupted electric water pumps.

2. Technical Implementation & BARI Protocol Applied

Farmers adopted BARI’s Chapter 4 Non-Circulating Tray design: wood-and-polythene or galvanized trays where nutrient solution is filled manually, leaving a 5–8 cm air gap beneath the cocksheet so upper feeder roots breathe oxygen directly from the air without any electric pump.

3. Harvest Results, Economic Impact & Grower Outcome

Growers achieved 100% plant survival with zero electricity bills and zero wilt disease, proving that commercial hydroponics works even in off-grid rural villages.

🇧🇩 Key Takeaway for Bangladeshi Growers:

This verified case study from Shibpur & Raipura, Narsingdi demonstrates how adapting BARI Stock Solution A & B and localized soilless structures solves real regional climate and soil constraints while delivering strong commercial returns in Bangladesh.

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