Why You Should Soak Mangoes in Water Before Eating Them
Whenever you buy mangoes, soak them in water for half an hour before eating, for five reasons that go beyond washing off dust.
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Whenever you buy mangoes, soak them in water for half an hour before eating, for five reasons that go beyond washing off dust.
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The Department of Agricultural Extension has issued eight tips to protect crops, fish and livestock as moderate to heavy rain is forecast across the country on 26-28 May.
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Chandpur district police have begun a campaign warning people against fraudsters who take advance payment for hilsa online and then disappear.
Bangladesh Agricultural University has opened its 2023-24 summer vegetable growing competition, handing seed, fertiliser and other inputs to about 18 farmers from Mymensingh Sadar.
The Department of Agricultural Extension has listed steps farmers can take to protect crops, fish and livestock from cyclone damage.
Gopalbhog mangoes reached Natore's markets from Saturday (25 May), after the DAE deputy director formally opened picking at Kamardiar village.
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