Cabbage is our winter vegetable

22 days ago

Hello everyone!

Cabbage, also called Cabbage in English, is a vegetable that is very popular all over the world. Cabbage is usually green, white, or purple in color and is abundant in winter. It is used in a variety of dishes, such as curries, salads, soups, stews, and more.

Cabbage is packed with nutrients. It contains a lot of vitamin C, vitamin K, fiber and antioxidants which are very beneficial for health.This time we have a large amount of cabbage in our crop field. I am very fond of cabbage so sometimes I try to attend the crop field with my loved one and take photos from there and tend to him as well. Cabbage has been cultivated in this way in several of our lands. It is a winter crop. But many people try to grow this vegetable before winter. So we also tried this time to get more yield and profit by selling. There are many family members like us who try to create different time constraints like this. There is a lot of demand for this copy in our country. Because there are many things that can be made with this cabbage. Cabbage is used in various recipes.

Cabbage is a very mild and sweet vegetable to eat. It is crunchy and mildly sweet when raw, but softens when cooked and has a slightly sweet, buttery flavor. Raw cabbage is used in salads, it is also used to make curries, broths, stir-fries, soups and stuffings.Cabbage in Bangladesh is generally of good quality. The climate and soil qualities of the country are suitable for cabbage cultivation. As a winter vegetable, it is cultivated between October and February, when the temperature is relatively cool. Cabbage grown in Bangladesh has thick and smooth leaves, and a glossy green color. Cabbage production is good with proper care and use of organic fertilizers, and is also in high demand in the market.

Picture	photography
Category	Nature
Camera Used	Huawei P30 Pro
Model	P30 Pro-40mp
Focal length	MM
Photograph	vegetables
Photographer	@mousomi009
Location	Meherpur,Bangladesh

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