Fish and Poultry Feed Quality Control Tangle Must Be Resolved
A columnist argues that fish and poultry feed makers should answer to the fisheries and livestock ministry alone, not to both it and BSTI.
A columnist argues that fish and poultry feed makers should answer to the fisheries and livestock ministry alone, not to both it and BSTI.
The yellow mustard flowers that fill winter fields are also a nutritious food, rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Feni's transplanted aman crop has beaten both its area and yield targets, helped by timely rain and flood silt that cut fertiliser costs.
Bangladesh's Forest Department is offering wildlife research grants for the first time, with Tk 50 lakh to be distributed this year.
Twin sisters from a Dinajpur village have both won places at medical colleges, easing their parents' worries about their three daughters' future.
Environmental education and the energy of young people can turn the tide in protecting Bangladesh's environment, a college lecturer argues.
Shahen Shah Ali, 35, climbed a coconut tree to pick green coconuts, fell asleep at the top and was brought down by firefighters after two hours.
Flat beans, plentiful in winter markets, are rich in protein and fibre and help keep digestion and blood sugar in check.
A Coast Guard raid in Barguna's Patharghata recovered 102 kg of deer meat and led to the detention of one man accused of deer hunting.
Winter has started the kumra bori season in Narail, where village women make the sun-dried dumplings for home and for sale.
An exhausted Himalayan griffon vulture, a rare species, has been rescued from a house in Sirajganj town by a local bird protection group.
The Bishkhali estuary in Jhalakathi has again become a safe winter home for thousands of migratory birds, protected by local people.
Woodpeckers peck at trees with great force without brain damage, thanks largely to a long tongue that wraps around the skull, but their numbers are falling as trees disappear.