50 permits, allowing up to 30 tonnes each, to be issued daily
Farmers in Jamalpur’s Dewanganj upazila are turning fallow, waterlogged lands and marshes into productive fields by cultivating water chestnuts (Eleocharis dulcis).
Mangrove forests are indispensable for safeguarding the coastal environment, says Farida Akhter
Farmers welcome project but say they need heat-tolerant seeds
Crop fields disappear as saltwater invasion forces them to switch to shrimp farming
The sugar mill in Jamalpur has a debt of Tk 656.75 crore, mostly bank interest
The Bangladesh Cold Storage Association (BCSA) will organise the event
Farmers in the hilly areas under the Chimbuk range in Bandarban are gradually shifting from traditional jhum cultivation to coffee farming, driven by better market prospects and higher returns.
Unseasonal rainfall has reduced coriander leaf production in the Rangpur region this year, driving prices to a record high and leaving consumers frustrated, even as farmers enjoy unexpected profits.
So far, around 2,800 applications have been submitted for onion imports
Favourable weather boosts production, but salinity concerns persist in low-lying areas
Encouraged by the high potato prices during last November’s planting season, Khairul Islam, a farmer from Nabdigonj in Rangpur, invested Tk 10.92 lakh in potato cultivation by borrowing.
Dealers blamed for ‘artificial crisis’
‘I felt like I had stepped into a green paradise,’ says a visitor at Moulvibazar orchard
The sun rises over the marshlands of Pirojpur’s Nazirpur, casting golden ripples across the still waters.
Cultivation of new potatoes also falls; experts blame govt’s poor planning, policy gaps
The Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute is conducting studies to measure and reduce methane emissions from cattle
The forum announced new committee for 2026-27 session today
