Islam
How to Keep Ripe Bananas Fresh for Longer
A few simple steps, from keeping bananas cool and away from other fruit to refrigerating or freezing them, can keep ripe bananas good for much longer.
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Daily life
How to make yogurt at home with green chillies
Sour yogurt can be made at home without any starter, using just the green chillies found in most kitchens.
Islam
Surah An-Nasr: Pronunciation, Practice and Lessons
The three-verse Surah An-Nasr announces the victory of Islam and teaches believers to meet success with praise of Allah and a plea for forgiveness.
Livestock
Traders Despair at Khulna's Qurbani Cattle Markets
Khulna's cattle markets have plenty of animals but few buyers two days before Eid, with many middle-class families staying away because of the coronavirus.
FruitsWhy Mango Blossoms Drop and What to Do About It
Mango blossoms and young fruit drop for several reasons, from fog and dry soil to hoppers and anthracnose, and simple orchard care can prevent it.
AgribusinessHow to Rear Laying Ducks
A short guide to rearing laying ducks, covering the size of the duck house and the daily feed ration for each bird.
LivestockThe Kingfisher, a Hunting Bird
Mononesh Das writes about the brightly coloured kingfisher, a hunting bird commonly seen in the countryside of Bangladesh.
Daily life
Coronavirus: What Heart Patients Need to Be Careful About
Research suggests the coronavirus can do more harm to people with heart disease, and health experts set out the precautions they should take.
LivestockHow Broiler Chicken Harms Fertility, According to Indian Media Reports
Reports in some Indian media outlets say the hormones, arsenic and antibiotics given to broiler chickens can harm human fertility and health.
Agribusiness
Canal Project Brings Smiles to More Than 1.5 Lakh Farmers in Naogaon
A Barind Multipurpose Development Authority canal project has ended waterlogging on more than 16,000 hectares in Naogaon, benefiting more than 1.5 lakh farmers in six upazilas.
Fisheries
Three-Maund Baghair Fish Sold at Tk 2,000 a kg
A baghair fish weighing three maunds (120 kg) was cut up and sold at Tk 2,000 a kg at Lalbazar fish market in Sylhet city.
CropsMaize at Tk 600 a Maund, Farmers' Interest Grows
Lower costs, good prices and government incentives have steadily expanded maize farming in Naogaon, with Atrai upazila far in the lead.
Flowers
Agriculture Officials Amazed by Delwar's Colourful Tulips
The head of the Department of Agricultural Extension visited a Gazipur flower grower whose Dutch tulips bloomed, saying tulips can be grown successfully in Bangladesh.