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Value at the top of the error bar indicates the standard deviation of the mean price of that bar; Values alongside each bar indicates minimum and maximum price range of that bar. Peak price occurs at November-December months, Off-peak price occur at March-May months and average milk price remains between June to October months. Figure 3. Fluctuation of buffalo milk price over the year at Bhola district of Bangladesh. Mar, March; Jun, June; Oct, October: Nov, November; Dec, December.

Figure 3 Value at the top of the error bar indicates the standard deviation of the mean price of that bar; Values alongside each bar indicates minimum and maximum price range of that bar. Peak price occurs at November-December months, Off-peak price occur at March-May months and average milk price remains between June to October months. Figure 3. Fluctuation of buffalo milk price over the year at Bhola district of Bangladesh. Mar, March; Jun, June; Oct, October: Nov, November; Dec, December.

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Figure 1. Map showing the studied areas of Bhola district in Bangladesh
Figure 1. Map showing the studied areas of Bhola district in Bangladesh
' Illiterate, do not know how to write and read; Primary, primary education; SSC, secondary school certificate; HSC, higher secondary certificate. Table 1. Characteristics of milk traders and processors from the Upazila of Burhanuddin, Lalmohan, Char Fasson and Bhola Sadar of Bhola district in Bangladesh
' Illiterate, do not know how to write and read; Primary, primary education; SSC, secondary school certificate; HSC, higher secondary certificate. Table 1. Characteristics of milk traders and processors from the Upazila of Burhanuddin, Lalmohan, Char Fasson and Bhola Sadar of Bhola district in Bangladesh
Table 2. Production and best-selling of buffalo milk products at study areas
Table 2. Production and best-selling of buffalo milk products at study areas
Table 3. Future prospects of buffalo milk products and incorporation of new dairy product
Table 3. Future prospects of buffalo milk products and incorporation of new dairy product
Table 4. Quantity of buffalo milk products produced and sold monthly in a sweetmeat shop Figure 2 depicts the distribution of buffalo milk to different types of consumers of the Bhola district in Bangladesh. It was noted that the highest amount of milk was sold to the product manufacturers (1453.33 L/month), followed by the local customer (1175.45 L/month), sweetmeat manufacturers (1000 L/month), restaurant (257.50 L/month), and household (250 L/month) consumers.
Table 4. Quantity of buffalo milk products produced and sold monthly in a sweetmeat shop Figure 2 depicts the distribution of buffalo milk to different types of consumers of the Bhola district in Bangladesh. It was noted that the highest amount of milk was sold to the product manufacturers (1453.33 L/month), followed by the local customer (1175.45 L/month), sweetmeat manufacturers (1000 L/month), restaurant (257.50 L/month), and household (250 L/month) consumers.
Figure 2. Quantity of buffalo milk sold (L/month) to different consumers. Curd means coagulated mass like doi the smallholders in advance, in exchange for the farmers agreeing to sell their milk at a discount of US $8 per 100 liters. Similarly, Rahman et al. (2019) mentioned those farmers did not take advance money from Ghosh or money lenders farmers got higher milk prices. In addition, those farmers accept advance payment for the rearing of buffalo gets lower milk price. However, the average buffalo milk price for public consumption from June to October was 98.46 BDT/L. In general raw milk price fluctuations influence the cost of manufactured dairy products, and this is in line with Ahmed et al. (2016), who reported that milk and dairy product prices in Mymensingh municipality did not remain constant over the year due to raw milk price fluctuations.
Figure 2. Quantity of buffalo milk sold (L/month) to different consumers. Curd means coagulated mass like doi the smallholders in advance, in exchange for the farmers agreeing to sell their milk at a discount of US $8 per 100 liters. Similarly, Rahman et al. (2019) mentioned those farmers did not take advance money from Ghosh or money lenders farmers got higher milk prices. In addition, those farmers accept advance payment for the rearing of buffalo gets lower milk price. However, the average buffalo milk price for public consumption from June to October was 98.46 BDT/L. In general raw milk price fluctuations influence the cost of manufactured dairy products, and this is in line with Ahmed et al. (2016), who reported that milk and dairy product prices in Mymensingh municipality did not remain constant over the year due to raw milk price fluctuations.
Table 6. Information on loan, amount of milk purchase, income and supply of buffalo milk
Table 6. Information on loan, amount of milk purchase, income and supply of buffalo milk
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