The Braddock, Kellogg, Hammersmith, McKown, Wolfe families and Turpin Farms will be honoured on 24 September at Farm Science Review in a programme founded by Ohio Farmer magazine and now run by the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
The Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute has released the Philippine black sugarcane as BSRI Akh 49; Bashundhara Agro Chemical Industries' research farm at Kaliakair has grown it experimentally on 20 decimals since January 2025 with a new planting method, while Gazipur's cane area stands at 1,603
Keystone Cooperative's Jason Roth and Purdue corn specialist Dan Quinn tell farmers to strip end rows, drowned-out areas and rate transitions from yield maps, check combine calibration and ask why a product appeared to work before buying it again.
July shipments of 224,305 tonnes were worth $641.8 million; Mexico, Colombia, Chile and South Korea have all dropped restrictions imposed after a pseudorabies detection in Iowa, and exports to Canada are up 8% in volume so far this year.
A dead whale washed up at Patharghata in Barguna, only about 45 km from the Swatch of No Ground, soon after dolphin carcasses appeared at Kuakata, raising fears about the health of the Bay of Bengal.
Easy to keep in low light, the peace lily has become a favourite of indoor gardeners; NASA's clean air research found it removes benzene and formaldehyde from indoor air.
Md Ibrahim of Magura, who discovered dragon fruit farming through Facebook and YouTube videos during the Covid lockdown, now has a profitable 75-decimal orchard that is inspiring local young people.
Deputy water minister Jack Bloom told a Nampo Cape seminar that Gauteng wastes as much water each year as the Western Cape uses, only 23 of 144 water service authorities earned clean audits, 47% of wastewater plants are critical and 96 criminal cases have been opened against local authorities, loss
The blue macaw behind the animated film Rio, declared extinct in the wild in 2019, was released back into Brazil's Caatinga from 2022, and a released pair hatched chicks in 2023.
Sudden erosion at Purba Badurtala in Jhalokati on Sunday swallowed about 100 shatak of land; with the embankment gone, farmers fear tidal water in their aman fields and the Badurtala primary school is at risk.
Geospatial AI firm AlphaGeo ranked 72 major cities on their capacity to absorb climate hazards; Chicago tops the list, while Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and Multan lead the bottom ten, where South Asian cities face heavy flood and monsoon risk with little preparation.
Daily slots fell from 36 to 34 this month and to 32 this week, with more cuts possible without rain; Rabobank's Angus Gidley-Baird estimates that over 70% of Australia's US beef exports and 90% of its Canadian exports go to the east coasts, roughly 24% of national production, more than goes to China
On three hectares where a juice factory dumped its waste, tree biomass rose 176 per cent and the soil grew richer; the Princeton study suggests farm and food-industry waste can restore forest.
A new agreement will keep more than 50,000 legume seed samples at ICRISAT's genebank in India conserved and available to breeders, with support from the Crop Trust's endowment fund.
At a seminar on shaping agriculture and agribusiness education for climate resilience, Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Md Rafiqul Islam Sarder called for technology to be built into research, while coordinator Prof Dr Mohammad Jahangir Alam set out innovation clusters at five universities, curriculum modern
An order signed on 10 September by deputy secretary Md Maksudul Islam sets up the room in the ministry's Room 528 under the additional secretary for fertiliser management and inputs; two dealers' complaints had been logged by 2 pm on Sunday, joint secretary Akhtarunnahar said.
The One Child One Tree programme, part of a government plan to plant 25 crore saplings, was launched at a school in Patiya, Chattogram, where 500 saplings were given to students.
Meeting Ministry of Agriculture officials at the Secretariat, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman ordered effective steps to grow at home what Bangladesh can grow; the ministry reported mustard output up from 824,000 to 1.541 million tonnes in three years, 1,090 crop varieties, 2,617 solar irrigation syst
Speaking at the Secretariat after Prime Minister Tarique Rahman visited the ministry, Md Amin Ur Rashid said monitoring committees now sit in nearly every upazila and district, a ship arrives every week, the reserve is raised to 15 lakh tonnes before peak season and the situation will settle within
BigIron's Cody Holst and Van Wall Equipment's Mark See report buyers returning cautiously as commodity prices recover, favouring domestic used machines that carry no tariff over expensive new ones, after a 47-machine auction at the Farm Progress Show.
