Jute cultivation thrives in regions with tropical climates, ample rainfall, and well-drained fertile soils. Specifically, areas with high humidity and temperatures ranging from 24°C to 35°C are ideal. Additionally, jute requires a minimum of 150 centimeters of rainfall annually, preferably evenly distributed throughout the growing season. Countries producing jute include: 1. Bangladesh: One of the largest producers and exporters of jute in the world. 2. India: A significant producer of jute, particularly in states like West Bengal, Bihar, and Assam. 3. China: Produces a notable amount of jute, primarily in its eastern regions. 4. Myanmar: Another significant producer of jute, benefiting from its favorable climate. 5. Nepal: Cultivates jute in various regions across the country. 6. Thailand: Produces jute, although to a lesser extent compared to other major producers. 7. Vietnam: Engages in jute cultivation, contributing to the global supply.
Focused on advancing knowledge and expertise in Geography, GIS, Remote Sensing, Geographical Data Science, and Analysis, I am deeply committed to teaching and conducting research in these fields. With a keen interest in leveraging data-driven approaches for informed decision-making, I specialize in crafting maps that facilitate effective analysis and interpretation of spatial information. Assistant Professor Of Geography, PG and Research Department of Geography, Government College Chittur