Breaking away from the long-held notion that tea thrives only in hilly regions, a pioneering initiative in Gazipur’s Kapasia upazila is reshaping prospects for cultivation in Bangladesh’s plains.

Untimely heavy rains and runoff from upstream hills have submerged more than 500 hectares of Boro paddy in Netrakona’s haor and low-lying areas, raising fears of significant crop losses.

Boro paddy cultivation has gradually expanded over the years, thanks to factors including wider access to irrigation, supportive weather, better prices and the return of once fallow land to the farming of staple rice.

Heavy rain causes Tk 83 crore worth of crop losses, saves 2 lakh tonnes of fuel

Small experimental effort in 2022 evolved into promising venture in Moulvibazar village

Govt has expanded subsidies, supplied fertiliser at reduced prices, he tells parliament

They made the demand to the agriculture ministry through a letter

Three of six pumps reopen after two‑day closure

Severe damage reported at 30 villages; farmers fear yields may drop by half

Litchi farmers in Pabna are expecting a bumper harvest and record-breaking profits this summer after years of heavy losses -- thanks to favourable weather conditions.

Strong blooms across orchards have fuelled hopes of a bumper harvest, though farmers remain wary of storms

A shortage of diesel supply is disrupting irrigation for Boro cultivation in Khulna, leaving marginal farmers worried about losing their crops at a crucial stage.

In Sapahar’s Lakshmipur village, falling groundwater levels force farmers to abandon traditional crops

Favourable weather ensures good yields, but low prices leave farmers frustrated

He said that farmers will receive compensation through insurance if their crops are damaged by floods or other natural calamities

The government has decided to pay the loans and interest owed to banks for farmers whose debts have been waived, on the condition that all cases filed against those farmers are withdrawn.

Heavy rains on Wednesday and Thursday nights submerged Rabi-season crops, including potatoes, across several northern districts.

Agricultural land across Rangpur district is gradually shrinking, with vast stretches of arable land are being used for non-agricultural purposes such as housing development and industrial establishments, brick kilns, and other infrastructures.

Long-awaited showers raise hopes for fresh bud growth and improved tea production

Water accumulates in paddy fields after two days of rainfall, sparing farmers from pumping groundwater and reducing diesel expenses