A Cheap Vegetable That Tackles Three Big Health Problems
Kohlrabi, an inexpensive member of the cabbage family, can help with immunity, digestion and heart health, according to Cleveland Clinic.
Kohlrabi, an inexpensive member of the cabbage family, can help with immunity, digestion and heart health, according to Cleveland Clinic.
Commercial kul farming is expanding in Sharsha, Jashore, turning Beltala Bazar into one of the south-west's key winter fruit markets.
A sick, endangered Himalayan griffon vulture has been rescued at Sundarganj in Gaibandha and handed over to the Rangpur forest department.
A mobile court in Sitakunda has fined a fish trader Tk 5,000 for selling jatka, the young hilsa, and seized 6 kg of fish.
After a spell of low prices, winter vegetables in Khulna's markets have risen by Tk 5–10 a kg this week.
High prices for hilsa and other river fish are squeezing shoppers in Bhola, though farmed fish has become Tk 50–100 a kg cheaper.
Mustard has been grown on about 13,295 hectares in Jhenaidah this season, and farmers pleased with the crop are counting on a good profit.
Fields across Magura are yellow with mustard flowers, and farmers and the agriculture department expect a bumper yield this season.
Good prices last season and free high-yielding seed have pushed mustard cultivation in Sharsha, Jashore, to and beyond its target.
Md Sharafatul Alam, an assistant teacher in Magura, has built a profitable jujube orchard of 200 trees beside his home.
Although winter fruits such as kul have reached the market, high prices for both local and imported fruit have left buyers in Dhaka uneasy, nearly two months before Ramadan.
Yellow mustard flowers have spread across Pabna's nine upazilas this winter, and farmers, encouraged by past yields and prices, hope for another good harvest.
In a small Bogura workshop, self-taught innovator Amir Hossain has designed more than 50 farm machines adapted to Bangladeshi fields and sold at a fraction of the price of imports.