Tk 30 of Seed Earns Tk 45,000
Khulna sharecropper Sureshwar Mallik turned Tk 30 of spinach seed into Tk 45,000 in 45 days, and his success is inspiring others in Dumuria.
Khulna sharecropper Sureshwar Mallik turned Tk 30 of spinach seed into Tk 45,000 in 45 days, and his success is inspiring others in Dumuria.
Monirul Islam, back from 16 years in Saudi Arabia, has grown the sammam melon on trial in Chapainawabganj's Barind area with promising results.
A satellite study finds vegetation spreading into high Himalayan areas, including the Everest region, where plants had never grown before.
New technologies promise to turn carbon dioxide emissions into plastic products, cutting the gas released into the atmosphere.
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A study in the British Medical Journal says vegan or vegetarian diets lower the risk of heart disease but raise the risk of stroke.
A state minister accuses farmers of feeding broilers abnormal growth feed for extra profit, leaving parents worried about a key source of nutrition.
Antibiotics found in cow's milk and beef have left Bangladeshi consumers asking how safe beef is, while vets blame careless use of the drugs.
Officials and researchers say indiscriminate shark catching off Bangladesh's coast is threatening the species, with fins smuggled abroad for soup.
With onion prices rising in Bangladesh after India's export ban, a look at what the onion is and where it comes from.
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Finnish scientists have produced a protein called Solein from bacteria fed with hydrogen, carbon dioxide from the air and minerals, which they say could rival soya.
A claim by Barguna to be named the hilsa district has challenged Chandpur's long-standing reputation as the home of Bangladesh's national fish.
Hilsa often costs more in the coastal areas where it is caught than in Dhaka, and traders point to the difference between river and sea fish.
A government hilsa scientist explains how to tell river hilsa from sea hilsa by its shape, shine and taste.
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