Mango Exports Formally Begin, Target Set at 3,100 Tonnes
Bangladesh formally opened its mango export season on 10 June with a target of 3,100 tonnes to about 38 countries.
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Bangladesh formally opened its mango export season on 10 June with a target of 3,100 tonnes to about 38 countries.
Despite losses, the railway has again launched a low-cost mango and cattle special train from Chapainawabganj, this year routed via the Padma Bridge.
A young man in Sitakunda who gave up his job to look after his 30-maund Brahman bull is asking Tk 12 lakh for it.
Chandpur district police held a summer fruit festival featuring 28 kinds of local fruit for members of the force.
A bull prepared for the Eid sacrifice at a Madaripur farm has been named "Prince Mamun" and is priced at Tk 15 lakh.
PRAN has started its annual mango procurement and pulping, aiming to collect 50,000 tonnes of mangoes this season.
Lychees are nutritious, but unripe or half-ripe fruit contains toxins that can be dangerous, even deadly, on an empty stomach.
The Mango Special train resumes from Rohanpur in Chapainawabganj, though its costs have been more than double its earnings over the past four years.
A pair of camels from Pushkar in Rajasthan is being offered at Dhaka's Gabtoli market for Tk 60 lakh, drawing crowds but no buyers so far.
A returnee migrant in Chandpur is growing lawn carpet grass commercially, selling it across the country and giving work to around 50 people.
The private tree planting programme Bonayon will hand out 50 lakh saplings across the country for World Environment Day.
The fisheries and livestock minister said this year's Eid-ul-Azha sacrifice would rely on locally produced animals and that smuggled cattle would be treated as illegal.
Traders at Gabtali are asking high prices a week before Eid, while buyers mostly look and wait.