Easy Ways to Rear Pigeons
Pigeons need little space, breed quickly and fetch good prices, making them an easy source of income with a little care.
Pigeons need little space, breed quickly and fetch good prices, making them an easy source of income with a little care.
The Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council has developed the Khamari app, which lets farmers in the field see which crop suits their land and how much fertiliser and pesticide to use.
Researchers have recovered more than a hundred dead mother turtles, most of them egg-bearing olive ridleys, from the Cox's Bazar coast during the breeding season.
Shamim Al Mamun of Sakhipur in Tangail began with 500 quail chicks and now has about 25,000 birds and his own hatchery.
Abdur Rahman left a private-sector job to start a quail farm beside the Chattogram–Cox's Bazar highway and now earns Tk 30,000 a month.
Quail farming has become popular in Bangladesh because the birds can be raised cheaply in little space on little feed.
Honey water, soaked almonds, eggs, oat porridge and fruit are among the foods nutritionists recommend eating first thing in the morning.
Starting with 13 guinea fowl as a hobby, Rajbari's Raju Ahmmed Rubel now keeps about 900 birds and sells thousands of chicks each month.
Faridpur's Chunnu Mia turned Tk 16,000 into a quail, turkey and guinea fowl business worth Tk 23 lakh, inspiring other young people in the district.
After his NGO project job ended, Mahabubul Alam Naim built a commercial quail farm in Kalapara that he says now earns him Tk 50,000 a month.
A college student in Shariatpur has built a farm of eight foreign chicken breeds that earns him at least Tk 30,000 a month.
A quail farm in Magura Sadar's Naliardangi village has made its owner self-reliant and given work to young people from the village.
Farmers whose incentive onion seed failed to germinate this season have been given replacement seed, some of it imported urgently from abroad.