as per the given question,
Jute is a long, shiny, strong but very rough fiber that is obtained from jute plants. Jute is harvested during its flowering stage.
Jute is obtained from the plant’s stem.
These stems are collected and tied into bunches and then put into stagnant water for 3-4 days .
When these stems rot, they are brought out of water this process is called retting.
After that they get separated by hands(manually).
After separation, fibers dried out in the sun for 4-5 days.
Then these fibers are sent into the jute mills where they get converted into jute yarns.
These yarns are used for making bags, mattresses, carpets etc.
Final answer :
Jute is a long, shiny, strong but very rough fiber that is obtained from jute plants. Jute is harvested during its flowering stage.
Jute is obtained from the plant’s stem.
These stems are collected and tied into bunches and then put into stagnant water for 3-4 days .
When these stems rot, they are brought out of water this process is called retting.
After that they get separated by hands(manually).
After separation, fibers dried out in the sun for 4-5 days.
Then these fibers are sent into the jute mills where they get converted into jute yarns.
These yarns are used for making bags, mattresses, carpets etc.