Chapainawabganj Fragrant With Mango Blossom
Mango trees across Chapainawabganj are covered in blossom and farmers are busy tending orchards in hope of a good harvest.
Mango trees across Chapainawabganj are covered in blossom and farmers are busy tending orchards in hope of a good harvest.
Complications in exporting have cut prices for sweet pumpkin farmers in Bholahat, where growers once prospered by selling abroad.
Commercial stevia farming has begun in Lalmonirhat, where a Dahagram farmer earns about Tk 50,000 a month from 12 decimals of land.
FruitsIn early March 2026, 80 to 85 per cent of litchi trees in the main growing areas of Ishwardi upazila in Pabna were in blossom, and growers and agriculture officials were hoping for a bumper crop after a poor 2025 season.
CropsGazipur Agricultural University said in February 2026 that it had developed GAU Soybean 6, described as Bangladesh's first highly drought-tolerant inbred soybean, approved by the National Seed Board on 11 November 2025 after trials in Noakhali, Lakshmipur and Bhola.
FruitsAt the end of February 2026 mango trees across Mohammadpur upazila in Magura were covered in blossom, and growers expected a good harvest if the weather held and pests were kept off.
Four beekeepers in Dinajpur collected 150 kg of honey from drumstick flowers in their first harvest, worth an estimated Tk 1.5 lakh.
Low costs and strong prices have pushed coriander cultivation in Shariatpur past its target, though farmers want cheaper fertiliser and pesticide.
International reports say many Medjool dates sold worldwide are Israeli produce grown on occupied Palestinian land, and Palestinian growers explain how shoppers can tell them apart.
CropsWith population growth, climate change, shrinking farmland and labour shortages pressing on farmers, a February 2026 feature argued that smart, technology-driven agriculture has become essential to Bangladesh's food security.
Lemon prices in Tangail have more than doubled in a week as demand for iftar sharbat rises in Ramadan while supply is low out of season.
AgribusinessIn a Jagonews24 column published on 20 February 2026, the day after Ramadan began, Rajshahi College student Abu Rayhan argued that poor planning and weak monitoring, not demand alone, push prices up every Ramadan while farmers still sell their crops cheaply.
Mango trees across Narail have come into early blossom, and growers are busy with care in hope of a bumper crop if the weather holds.