Magura Date Palm Molasses Makers Hope for Tk 5 Lakh Profit
Tappers brought from Rajshahi are making date palm molasses in Magura, where young entrepreneurs expect a profit of Tk 4-5 lakh this season.
Tappers brought from Rajshahi are making date palm molasses in Magura, where young entrepreneurs expect a profit of Tk 4-5 lakh this season.
Under the farmer-led irrigation development programme, farmers choose the system they want and contribute cash towards it, while the government facilitates rather than builds.
Beef galouti kebab, soft and richly spiced, can be made at home with a simple marinade and a few hours' rest.
With aman rice arriving in markets and government stocks at a record high, the government is opening the door to private rice imports, a move critics say helps traders at the expense of farmers.
At least two Republican senators have written to President Donald Trump objecting to India's 30 per cent tariff on pulses imported from the United States, a dispute that could complicate India-US trade talks.
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Heavy, prolonged fog harms winter crops in many ways, but good field management can greatly reduce the losses.
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Returnee migrant Enamul Haque has turned the deep water behind a rubber dam on the Atrai river in Dinajpur into a floating cage fish farm that has already earned him Tk 20 lakh.
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A housewife in Patuakhali Sadar, inspired by a neighbouring village's orchard, has become self-reliant by growing jujubes (boroi) on fallow riverside land.
Peshawari cooking lets good-quality meat, the right timing and a slow flame carry the flavour instead of a long list of spices.
Union-level agricultural extension and advice centres built in Joypurhat in the 1980s have been left to decay, and farmers say they have lost a key source of advice.