If Antibiotics Are Found in Cow's Milk, How Safe Is Its Meat?
Antibiotics found in cow's milk and beef have left Bangladeshi consumers asking how safe beef is, while vets blame careless use of the drugs.
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Antibiotics found in cow's milk and beef have left Bangladeshi consumers asking how safe beef is, while vets blame careless use of the drugs.
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A government hilsa scientist explains how to tell river hilsa from sea hilsa by its shape, shine and taste.
A claim by Barguna to be named the hilsa district has challenged Chandpur's long-standing reputation as the home of Bangladesh's national fish.
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Hilsa often costs more in the coastal areas where it is caught than in Dhaka, and traders point to the difference between river and sea fish.
Animal experts at Bangladesh Agricultural University list the signs that show whether a cow has been fattened with steroids or other drugs.
At the traditional fish fair in Moulvibazar's Sherpur, trader Abdur Rahman is asking Tk 1 lakh 20 thousand for a single 60kg catla.
Hilsa is caught in India too, but Bengalis there prefer Bangladesh's hilsa, and West Bengal is disappointed at going without it.
Some Bangladeshi fish farmers say they get no specific government guidance on farming and drug use, and researchers warn the fish may harm health.
Home vegetable gardens may become a weapon against climate change, as people in Sylhet found when early rains destroyed their paddy.
Onion prices in Kolkata and West Bengal jumped to 150 a kilo, with the government blaming floods in Maharashtra.