Govt to import 365,000 tonnes of fertiliser to shore up stocks
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Farmers break into Kurigram fertiliser warehouse, take 197 urea sacks
23 August 2026
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Agriculture
Opinion / El Niño and its effects on Bangladesh’s agriculture
23 August 2026
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Business
Govt to import 1.15 lakh tonnes of fertiliser amid supply concerns
20 August 2026
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Business
Bangladesh gets first grid-connected agrivoltaics pilot
19 August 2026
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Business
Market monitoring alone cannot reduce commodity prices: Muktadir
18 August 2026
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Business
Dependence on imported agri products will be gradually reduced: minister
18 August 2026
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Business
BB sets 54% higher agri and rural credit target
17 August 2026
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Business
Opinion / Making food security nutrition-sensitive
17 August 2026
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Business
Vacancies, silted ponds leave Moulvibazar govt fish farm struggling
16 August 2026
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Agriculture
What’s 1,000 acres of land without water?
About 1,000 acres of land is lying uncultivated due to lack of irrigation facilities in Kawadighi haor of Moulvibazar Sadar upazila.
11 February 2022
Muazzin’s success in beekeeping
In the last week of December, 2021, I heard an interesting story of a young man, who has built his dream around the bees.
10 February 2022
Student’s future flourishes with his roses in Jhenidah
A student in Harinakundu upazila of Jhenidah has seen the face of success cultivating flowers, especially rose and tuberose (rajanigandha).
9 February 2022
South Sudan ready to lease land to Bangladesh: Razzaque
African country South Sudan wants to lease its vast fallow land to Bangladesh for producing crops.
8 February 2022
Tulip gardens in Panchagarh can boost regional economy, tourism
A remote village in Panchagarh’s Tentulia upazila is now abuzz with visitors from various parts of Bangladesh after eight farmers harvested high-value tulip flowers under a pilot scheme.
7 February 2022
Cauliflower, cabbage growers cheered by unexpected profits
Around 20,000 farmers in Lalmonirhat and Kurigram who cultivated cauliflower and cabbage have been left pleasantly surprised by unexpected profits this year following significant losses in 2021, when nationwide lockdowns were imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19.
6 February 2022
Pineapple season comes early
When it comes to growing pineapples, Rangamati is on the frontlines of the race. Due to the region’s favourable weather, thousands of tonnes of pineapple is produced here alone.
5 February 2022
Rains trigger fear of loss among farmers in north
Vast swathes of cropland in the northern districts have been affected due to water-logging caused by rainfall that lasted from Friday morning until early the next day, with farmers apprehending losses.
5 February 2022
Hybrid rice acreage shoots up as prices rise
Farmers are expanding cultivation of hybrid rice to reap benefits of higher yield than inbred varieties and profit from sale of the staple food.
3 February 2022
Govt preparing roadmap to raise rice production: Razzaque
The government is preparing a roadmap to increase rice production in the next two years, as the country is still struggling to contain the staple food’s price despite achieving record production, Agriculture Minister Muhammad Abdur Razzaque said today.
3 February 2022
Roses gone, dreams dead
This was supposed to be their time of the year. There’s Pahela Falgun, then there’s Valentine’s Day, both occasions where people buy flowers to give to their loved ones.
2 February 2022
Boro cultivation on amid cold weather
Boro cultivation in going on in full swing in all the upazilas of the district.
29 January 2022
Tk 28,000 crore fertiliser subsidy will be needed this fiscal: Razzaque
The government will need Tk 28,000 crore in subsidies for fertiliser in the current fiscal year due to an unusual rise in its price in the international market, Agriculture Minister Muhammad Abdur Razzaque said today.
29 January 2022
The ‘Aziz Company’
I have always said, “Before investing in agriculture, one must know where and why he is investing.” Without foreseeing the success or challenges there is always a risk ahead.
27 January 2022
Bangladesh seeks Danish tech support to process agriproducts
Bangladesh has sought advanced technological support from Denmark for processing agricultural products and increasing export.
25 January 2022
Rice farmers delighted at Kataribhog’s price hike
Farmers in Dinajpur who cultivate aromatic Kataribhog rice are now delighted at prices having substantially increased recently as demand has gone up.
24 January 2022
Bangladesh to host FAO Asia-Pacific regional conference for the 1st time on Mar 8-11
Bangladesh will host the 36th Regional Conference -- for Asia and the Pacific -- of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), for the first time since it joined the organisation in 1973.
24 January 2022
Shrinking farmland to endanger food security
Non-agricultural use of land especially for the development purpose has recently seen a sharp increase in Sylhet division. By filling croplands, houses, roads, buildings and business establishments are being built in an unplanned manner.
22 January 2022
Price spike to raise maize acreage
Maize is being traded for as much as Tk 30 per kilogramme (kg), the highest on record in Bangladesh, influenced by high international prices, a development that has created interest among many growers to expand cultivation of the grain, a key ingredient for poultry, cattle and fish feed.
22 January 2022
Levee repair delay leaves farmers edgy
Hundreds of farmers in Sunamganj are in fear of losing their Boro paddy to floods as the authorities concerned are delaying the repair of levees.
21 January 2022