Crops
Paddy Variety Must Be Printed on Rice Sacks, No Polishing at Will
A law is being made to require the paddy variety to be printed on rice sacks and to set how much rice may be polished, Food Minister Sadhan Chandra Majumder has said.
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Bangladesh
Agribusiness
Egg Prices Rise Further in Rangpur, Broiler Chicken Cheaper
Poultry egg prices in Rangpur have risen by Tk 2 for four in a week, while broiler chicken has become cheaper and staples such as rice, lentils, flour and oil are unchanged.
Crops
How to Grow Carrots Profitably
Carrots are a popular, vitamin-rich vegetable in high demand, and following the right cultivation method can make them profitable.
Fisheries
'Tree Felling Is Upsetting the Natural Balance Day by Day'
Fisheries and Livestock Minister Sh M Rezaul Karim said at the opening of a tree fair in Pirojpur that tree felling is upsetting the natural balance and people must plant more trees.
Environment
Tree-Planting Programme at the National Press Club
The National Press Club has organised a tree-planting programme, opened by Information and Broadcasting Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud.
Crops
How to Prevent Heat Stroke in Chickens
Knowing the signs of heat stroke in chickens, and a few steps to take in hot weather, can reduce deaths on poultry farms.
Environment
Forest Department to Recruit 89 Forest Guards
The Forest Department will appoint 89 people to the post of forest guard, with applications open until 30 September.
Crops
Farmers Held Hostage by Fertiliser Dealers in Jibannagar
Farmers in Jibannagar, Chuadanga, say BCIC, BADC and retail fertiliser dealers are ignoring the government price and selling urea and potash at far higher rates.
Crops
Rising Seed and Fertiliser Costs Squeeze Ishwardi Vegetable Farmers
Vegetable farmers in Ishwardi, Pabna, have begun early winter crops under the weight of higher prices for seed, fertiliser, pesticide and labour.
Agribusiness
A Third of Kushtia's Poultry Farms Shut
Heavy load-shedding and repeated feed price rises have closed many poultry farms in Kushtia, with estimates of the share shut ranging from a fifth to 70 per cent.
Crops
Subsidised Fertiliser Adulterated and Spread Across the Country
A syndicate of transport contractors is accused of adulterating subsidised TSP fertiliser on its way from the TSP Complex in Chattogram to buffer godowns, with cases filed in Bogura and Jashore.
Fisheries
How to Keep a Poultry Farm Free of Flies
Flies spread disease on poultry farms, and good litter management, hygiene and approved treatments are the way to keep them down.
Environment
When the Clock Strikes 11, 200 Mynas Flock to Rana
Moniur Rana has fed mynas outside his shop in Jibannagar, Chuadanga, every day for three years, and the flock that comes to him has grown to about 200.