Bumper Vegetable Yield Brings Prosperity to Patuakhali

The coastal district of Patuakhali has recorded a bumper harvest of seasonal vegetables this year, bringing financial relief and renewed prosperity to many farming households. In addition to high yields, strong market demand has put smiles on farmers’ faces.

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Major Push for Jute, Textile Revival in Bangladesh

Over the past year, the Ministry of Textiles and Jute has undertaken significant measures to revitalize Bangladesh’s jute and textile sectors, focusing on promoting eco-friendly jute products as sustainable alternatives to plastic and rejuvenating state-owned factories. To encourage consumers to avoid polythene, the ministry distributed free jute bags at Unimart and Shwapno outlets in the capital. Designs and prices for these bags have been set for urban shoppers, while supermarket owners have been instructed to encourage customers to bring their own jute bags.

Saturday, 9 August 2025, 17:04

Moulvibazar’s Betel Leaf Farmers Facing Decline

In the Sylhet region, Bangla betel leaf—second only to Khasi betel leaf in popularity—once stood as a symbol of tradition and livelihood, especially for the Baroi community of Moulvibazar. However, this heritage is now fading as economic hardship and systemic neglect force farmers to abandon their ancestral craft.

Friday, 8 August 2025, 17:19

Food Security a Major Challenge, Govt Increases Reserves

Ensuring food security remains one of Bangladesh`s most pressing challenges, and the current interim government has taken a proactive stance to address it. According to official data from the Ministry of Food, the country now holds a total food grain reserve of 2.13 million metric tonnes, combining rice and wheat.

Thursday, 7 August 2025, 22:21

Onion Prices Surge in Rajbari Amid Rain, Supply Shortage

Onion prices in Rajbari have been steadily increasing, driven by recent rainfall and supply shortages. After rising by five taka per kilogram last week, the price of onions has climbed another five to ten taka this week, with retail sales now ranging from 60 to 65 taka per kilogram.

Wednesday, 6 August 2025, 15:00

MD-2 Pineapples Show Promise in Bangladesh

For the first time, high-yield MD-2 pineapples, imported from the Philippines, have been successfully cultivated in Bangladesh, offering new opportunities for the country’s agricultural economy. The experimental cultivation was conducted by the Department of Agriculture in Srimangal, Moulvibazar, covering approximately five hectares across Radhanagar Doluchara and Mahajirabad.

Wednesday, 6 August 2025, 14:52

BCPA Membership No Longer Mandatory for Pesticide Importers

Pesticide importing companies in Bangladesh are no longer required to be members of the Bangladesh Crop Protection Association (BCPA). The decision was made during an inter-ministerial meeting convened by the Ministry of Commerce.

Wednesday, 6 August 2025, 01:38

Faridpur Farmers Hit Hard by Rain-Induced Flooding

Farmers across Faridpur are facing significant losses due to severe waterlogging in their agricultural fields following a week of heavy rainfall. Inability to drain excess water from crop lands has severely impacted the cultivation of both vegetables and Aman paddy, according to local growers.

Tuesday, 5 August 2025, 23:06

Rangabali Farmers Find Hope in Desert Fruit Sammam

Farmers in Rangabali, a coastal upazila of Bangladesh`s Patuakhali district, are cultivating new hopes with the successful growth of sammam, a juicy desert fruit popular in the Middle East and visually similar to watermelon. Encouraged by promising yields and decent market prices, local growers are optimistic about expanding its cultivation.

Monday, 4 August 2025, 23:24

Hormone Use Rises Amid Falling Mango Yields in Naogaon

Mango production in Naogaon has declined this year, prompting many farmers to turn to hormone and tonic applications in a bid to boost yields and profits. While this practice may offer short-term gains, agricultural experts warn it poses long-term risks to both the trees and future production.

Monday, 4 August 2025, 23:20

Pineapple Harvest Booms in Bandarban Hill Slopes

Pineapple cultivation is flourishing along the slopes of the hills in Ruma, Rowangchhari, Thanchi, and Chimbuk areas of Bandarban district. Known for their large size and sweet taste, the locally grown pineapples are being supplied to various regions across the country. With a successful harvest this year, local jhum farmers have expressed satisfaction.

Monday, 4 August 2025, 23:17

China Offers Drone Tech for Bangladesh Agriculture

China has expressed interest in transferring advanced drone technology to Bangladesh’s agriculture sector. The proposal was made during a courtesy meeting between Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen and Agriculture and Home Affairs Adviser Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury at the Ministry of Agriculture on Wednesday.

Monday, 4 August 2025, 23:02

China Offers Drone Tech for Bangladesh Agriculture

Monday, 4 August 2025, 23:01