What to Do to Raise Farm Output in Flood-Hit Areas
Floating vegetable beds, known locally as baira, can help raise farm output in Bangladesh's flooded and waterlogged areas.
Floating vegetable beds, known locally as baira, can help raise farm output in Bangladesh's flooded and waterlogged areas.
A guide to saffron, known as "red gold", covering its history, the main producing countries and how to propagate and plant it.
A step-by-step guide to growing lentils, from choosing soil and sowing seed to controlling disease, harvesting and storing seed.
A rice found by a woman in a remote part of Bagerhat, now known locally as 'Fatema rice', is drawing wide interest for its huge panicles and high yield.
Rice geneticist Abed Chowdhury has developed rice varieties that gave five harvests in a year from a single planting in Kulaura, Moulvibazar, totalling about 16 tonnes a hectare.
Soil scientists warn on World Soil Day that rising acidity, now affecting 45.67 per cent of cropland, is cutting yields and could threaten food security.
Good weather late in the season has raised hopes that Bangladesh's tea output in 2021 will beat its target, though growers complain of a syndicate at auctions.
A good aman crop is ripening in Khulna, but a forecast of storms and heavy rain has farmers worried.
Jhum farmers in Rangamati's hills are harvesting a good crop, including a new rice variety called Turki brought from India's Mizoram.
As Portugal turns to farming to recover from the pandemic, Bangladeshi migrants have won a strong reputation as farm workers.
A Meherpur farmer who swapped tobacco for cucumber has tripled his profit, and more than a hundred local farmers have followed.
Short-duration Aman rice varieties from the Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture are being harvested about a month early, cutting costs and freeing land for Rabi crops.
Betel leaf growers in Betagi, Barguna, have had a good harvest after months of rain but say prices have collapsed, leaving them unable to repay the loans they took to farm.