Govt to import 365,000 tonnes of fertiliser to shore up stocks
24 August 2026
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Business
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
Jute output exceeds target
Jute farmers are happy in the district due to good production of the fibre and its fair prices in the local markets during the on-going
25 September 2016
Cattle rearing hampered
Shortage of grazing fields is discouraging the farmers of Lalmonirhat to rear cattle though it is a profitable business for them.
21 September 2016
Prolonged water-logging hampers aman farming
With time running out, many farmers in Zianagar upazila of the district have failed to prepare their aman seedbeds
17 September 2016
Jute price fall upsets Bogra farmers
The sudden fall in the price of jute in the local markets has disappointed the farmers of Bogra and may discourage them from cultivating
24 August 2016
Non-stop rain damages vegetables in Jessore
Vegetable growers in two unions under Jessore Sadar are passing their time in frustration and tension as many of the vegetable fields have been destroyed due to non-stop rain for three days.
23 August 2016
Agri officers' quarters occupied in Gaibandha
Two ruling party front organisations along with a section of local influential people illegally occupied block supervisor (BS) quarters of
22 August 2016
'Atantra Jarip' to diagnose crops
The Department Agriculture Extension (DAE) in Lalmonirhat has been working to educate the farmers in the region how they will diagnose
21 August 2016
Arum brings smile to farmers
Cultivation of arum sees gradual rise in Kurigram and Kishoreganj districts as the nutritious vegetable brings good profit for low
18 August 2016
Gaibandha farmers hope bumper jute production
Jute growers of Saghata upazila are expecting good crop of high yield variety (HYV) tossa jute due to favourable weather and availability
16 August 2016
Growers happy over bumper aus production in Lalmonirhat
Farmers are happy following the bumper production of aus paddy this season in Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila this season while an acute
15 August 2016
Jute price fall worries farmers
Jute price fall worries farmers in Lalmonirhat and Jessore despite bumper production of the cash crop.
14 August 2016
Crops worth Tk 105cr damaged
With the receding of floodwater in the Teesta, Brahmaputra and Dharala basins in five northern districts of Rangpur
13 August 2016
Pay-as-you-go irrigation aims to cut water use in Bangladesh
Bangladesh government plans to install water meters across the Muhuri Project, a 60,258-hectare irrigation area supplied by the Feni, Muhuri and Milenia rivers, to reflect farmers' water costs more accurately.
11 August 2016
Growers unhappy as coriander prices fall
Farmers in the hilly district of Rangamati are frustrated due to the drastic fall in prices of coriander leaf despite a bumper production in the district this year.
4 August 2016
Barguna growers worried as aman farming uncertain
Farmers of nine villages in Athorogachia union under Amtali upazila of Barguna are uncertain of cultivating aman paddy as their
30 July 2016
Bumper yield, good price make jute growers happy
Jute farmers in Thakurgaon and Panchagarh districts are happy due to good production of the fibre and its fair prices in the local
25 July 2016
Rain spoils aman seedbeds in 3 coastal districts
Heavy rain damaged aman seedbeds on 1200 hectares of land in three coastal districts Patuakhali, Barguna and Pirojpur.
14 July 2016
Aus cultivation increasing in 5 northern districts
Farmers in five northern districts under Rangpur division are now passing busy time in cultivating short duration varieties of aus paddy.
13 July 2016
6,000 tonnes of urea under open sky for 3 months
Around 6,000 tonnes of urea have been left under the open sky for the last three months due to shortage of space
12 July 2016
Farmers all smiles as lotkon yield high
Bumper production of lotkon (Burmese grape) has brought smile to farmers in Narsingdi as the demand for this delicious and nutritious
27 June 2016