VegetablesIn mid-February 2026 Joypurhat's potato yields were good, but farmers said prices of Tk 200 to 230 a maund left them Tk 10,000 to 15,000 short on every bigha they grew.
FlowersA gardening guide published by Jagonews24 on 17 February 2026 explained which flowers suit pots in each season and how to prepare the soil, plant seedlings, loosen the soil and feed potted flowers on roofs, balconies and yards.
CropsDepending on the variety, potatoes are ready 85 to 95 or 100 to 120 days after planting, early varieties in 70 to 80 days; lifting them in dry, sunny weather two to three weeks after the plants die gives firm skins that store well.
FlowersIn February 2026 about 65 hectares in Sabdi and Dighaldi in Narayanganj's Bandar upazila were under flowers, less than the year before, and growers said monsoon water that was slow to drain had delayed planting so that many flowers had not opened by the selling season.
As Falgun brings spring, farmers need to know the month's tasks for boro rice fields and for preparing aus seedbeds.
Pabna's agriculture department expects to harvest 110 tonnes of honey worth about Tk 4.5 crore from bee boxes set beside mustard fields in the district.
Carrots on 905 hectares in Singair upazila could sell for around Tk 90 crore this season, though farmers say a lack of cold storage denies them a fair price.
Letting Boro rice fields dry periodically using the Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) method boosts tillers and yields, saves 20 to 30 percent of irrigation water and cuts methane.
Satkhira's coastal farmers are sowing boro early and using salt-tolerant varieties to beat rising salinity, but higher input costs have them worried.
CropsIn January 2026 latakasturi (musk mallow) plants sold for Tk 200 to Tk 250 a kg at the Kansat jaggery market in Chapainawabganj, bought by sugarcane growers who use them to clear dirt and froth from boiling cane juice.
CropsFarmers in Araihazar and Rupganj upazilas of Narayanganj went back to sugarcane and field-made jaggery, and the district's agriculture office put the 2025-26 crop at 136 hectares, up on the year before, Jagonews24 reported on 30 January 2026.
CropsIn January 2026 residents of Gobindaganj, Gaibandha, were growing beans, gourds, brinjal, red amaranth and other winter vegetables on about 4 km of the Dhaka-Rangpur highway divider, with advice from the upazila agriculture office.
Farmers in Narayanganj hope for a bumper mustard harvest this season as fields bloom across Araihazar, Bandar and Sonargaon.
