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On World Biodiversity Day, researcher Pavel Partha says no species in Bangladesh, from bees to elephants, has a secure life.
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On World Biodiversity Day, researcher Pavel Partha says no species in Bangladesh, from bees to elephants, has a secure life.
A Shariatpur woman who began with a single native chick now runs a large deshi chicken farm earning at least a lakh taka a month.
An opinion piece argues that record mango harvests are not making farmers happy because prices are falling and exports are held back by quality and coordination failures.
Bangladesh will send its first 50-tonne consignment of mangoes to China on 28 May, the agriculture secretary said.
Jamun, the black plum available briefly each summer, is among the most nutritious seasonal fruits, with benefits from heart to skin.
Low costs and good prices are drawing more Bhairab farmers to grow peanuts, now covering 455 hectares.
Speakers at a World Bee Day press conference said reckless pesticide use in farming is putting bees and beekeeping at risk.
Wild elephants killed two people within an hour and a half in the border area of Jhenaigati upazila, Sherpur.
A mango trader in Natore was fined Tk 50,000 for using a chemical to ripen mangoes.
Bangladesh is set to begin mango exports to China at the start of June, with a trade agreement between the two countries expected soon.
Two rounds were fired and two motorcycles smashed when two BNP groups clashed over picking mangoes at an ashram in Lalpur.
A researcher surveys the sea's living and mineral riches, the Bay of Bengal's share of them and why the oceans must be protected from pollution.
A young man in Shariatpur has grown eight sweet grape varieties on a trial basis from a collection of 30, and hopes to farm them commercially.