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    THE JOURNEY OF

    JUTE FIBER

    From Plant To Product


    Name: Navpreet Kaur
    YEAR: 2024-2025
    INTRODUCTION

     Jute is a long soft , shiny vegetable


    fiber.
     It can be spun into coarse , strong
    threads.
     Known as the “GOLDEN FIBER” due
    to its color and Value.
    IMPORTANCE OF JUTE

     Eco-friendly and biodegradable.


     Used in various products :bags ,
    ropes , mats , etc.
     Major source of income for many
    farmers in countries like India and
    Bangladesh
    CULTIVATION

     Sowing season : Pre-monsoon period


     Requires warm, humid climate with
    plenty of rainfall.
     Seeds sown in well-prepared soil
    HARVESTING

     Plants grow 10-12 feet tall


     Harvested when leaves turn yellow
    (4-5 months after sowing)
     Stalks cut close to the ground and
    bundled
    RETTING

     Bundles submerged in water for 20-


    30 days
     Bacterial action loosens fibers from
    the stalks
     Essential for extracting quality
    fibers
    STRIPPING

     Fibers separated from the stalks by


    hand
     Process involves beating the stalks
    and pulling out the fibers
     Fibers washed and cleaned
    DRYING

     Cleaned fibers sun-dried


     Ensuresfibers are moisture-free and
    ready for processing
    SORTING AND GRADING

     Dry fibers sorted based on color,


    strength, and length
     Graded into various categories for
    different uses
    SPINNING

     Fibers spun into yarn using machines


     Yarn used to make various jute
    products
    WEAVING AND
    MANUFACTURING
     Yarn woven into fabric or used to
    create ropes, bags, mats, etc.
     Finished products tailored to market
    needs
    JUTE PRODUCTS

     Diverse applications: sacks, bags,


    carpets, textiles
     Eco-friendly alternatives to synthetic
    products
    CONCLUSION

     Jute fiber's journey from plant to


    product involves several steps
     Important for sustainable and eco-
    friendly industries
     Supports livelihoods of many
    farmers and workers

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