FruitsIn early March 2026, weeks before the main season, a few Chapainawabganj orchards were already picking early Katimon mangoes, which sold for Tk 300 a kilogram in the town market as iftar demand rose during Ramadan.
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.
FruitsIn late February 2026 mango trees across the Rajshahi University campus were thick with blossom. Two of the university's teachers linked the heavy flowering to less fog, a colder winter and two lean years that let the trees rest.
Green mangoes have reached the market in Teknaf in Cox's Bazar and are selling at Tk 500 to 550 a kg because of high demand.
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.
In a Facebook post after the election, Amjanatar Dal member secretary Md Tarek Rahman said his mango and honey business supports his family and his politics.
FruitsMango trees in parts of Dinajpur blossomed early in the Magh cold of late January 2026; growers hoped for a good crop but feared that lasting fog would bring disease to the blossoms.
Early buds have appeared on some mango trees in Rajshahi, and farmers expect a good crop as the winter has been milder than last year.
FruitsUnknown people cut down 117 of the 133 young mango trees in farmer Saidur Rahman's orchard at Nowhata in Rajshahi's Paba upazila on the night before 17 December 2025. He filed a written complaint, and police said they were investigating.
Bangladesh's annual fruit output has grown from about one crore tonnes to 1.5 crore tonnes in a dozen years, with most fruits up but jackfruit and coconut down.
A severe fertiliser shortage in Chapainawabganj has farmers queuing from dawn and paying extra, while officials deny there is any crisis.
A Miyazaki mango tree brought from Japan has disappeared from a heavily guarded house in Kushtia's Kumarkhali, and a complaint has been filed.
The leaf-cutting weevil that attacks young mango leaves can badly stunt trees, but timely organic, chemical and physical measures can keep it in check.
