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National Vegetable Fair Starts Monday at Khamarbari
The National Vegetable Fair 2022 begins on Monday at the KIB grounds in Khamarbari with 47 organisations taking part.
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Zahid Becomes Self-Reliant With a Quail Farm
A Thakurgaon dry-cleaner who lost his income in the Covid lockdown now runs a profitable quail farm employing five people.
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Villagers Fed Up With Langur Menace
Farmers in Gangni upazila of Meherpur say growing troops of langurs are destroying their crops, while no food has been arranged for the animals there.
Environment
Dulahazara Safari Park's Lion 'Sohel' Dies
Sohel, the lion at Dulahazara Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Safari Park in Cox's Bazar, has died of old age at 22, the park says.
Environment
Excess Nitrate in Grass and Bacterial Infection Killed 11 Zebras
An inquiry found that 11 zebras at Gazipur's Bangabandhu Safari Park died from excess nitrate in their grass and mixed bacterial infection, the environment minister said.
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Migratory Birds Caught in Traps on the Haors
Migratory birds are being openly trapped with nets and poison bait in Moulvibazar's haors, with no action by the Forest Department or administration, locals allege.
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Capsicum Farming Brings More Than Double the Profit
Capsicum, a foreign vegetable, is now grown commercially in Sonagazi, Feni, where officials say farmers earn more than double their costs.
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Endangered Civet Rescued in Sirajganj
Local people rescued an endangered civet, known as gandhagokul, in Mechhra union of Sirajganj Sadar upazila.
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Birdsong Fills Patrakhola Lake All Year Round
An irrigation lake in a Kamalganj tea estate has become a year-round home for birds, with guards posted to keep hunters away.
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A Hundred Kinds of Animals on Show Together
The first nationwide livestock exhibition, held in 499 upazilas, displayed a hundred kinds of animals and birds at its central venue in Dhaka.
Environment
Safari Park Animal Deaths: High Court Orders Probe Report Submitted
The High Court issued a rule over authorities' inaction in the deaths of 11 zebras and a tiger at the Gazipur safari park and ordered the probe report submitted.
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Migratory Birds Down 70 Percent on Bhola's Chars
Migratory birds on the chars of Bhola have fallen by 70 percent in two years, blamed on food shortage, hunting, climate change and human disturbance.
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Selim Surprises All by Growing Two-Kilogram Aubergines
A Bhola farmer growing the BARI-12 aubergine for the first time is harvesting fruit weighing up to 2 kg each.