How to Grow Perilla, a Promising Edible Oil Crop
Perilla, a short-duration oilseed rich in omega-3, can be grown on land left fallow after Aus rice and could help reduce Bangladesh's dependence on imported edible oil.
Perilla, a short-duration oilseed rich in omega-3, can be grown on land left fallow after Aus rice and could help reduce Bangladesh's dependence on imported edible oil.
For most healthy people an egg a day can be part of a balanced diet, though those with high LDL cholesterol, diabetes or heart risk should seek advice first.
Bottled soybean oil remains scarce in Dhaka even after a price rise, while atta and flour prices have climbed and bakers say their products will cost up to 20 per cent more.
With farmers blocking roads and raiding dealers' warehouses despite official claims of surplus stocks, a columnist warns that the gap between the warehouse ledger and the field must close before history repeats itself.
Agro-processing entrepreneurs at BAPA Foodpro 2026 demanded easier credit, while a Bangladesh Bank official said two-thirds of the funds set aside for them lie unused.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation has rescued five young monocled cobras from under the staircase of a house in Kamalganj, Moulvibazar.
A Chhatra Dal central leader distributed awareness leaflets across the Dhaka University campus urging tree planting, cleanliness, less plastic use and saving water and electricity.
A slight dark mark on an onion's dry skin may be harmless, but if black powder or mould remains after peeling, the onion is safer thrown away.
Opening the 11th BAPA Foodpro International Expo, Food Minister Afroza Khanam said the agro-processing sector can earn large amounts of foreign exchange.
The 11th BAPA Foodpro International Expo brought more than 200 brands from 27 countries and over 4,000 technology and machinery solutions to Dhaka.
A 2.7 kg hilsa netted in the Baleshwar river fetched Tk 15,930 at auction at the Patharghata BFDC fish landing centre in Barguna.
Vantara, the Reliance Foundation wildlife rescue centre in Jamnagar led by Anant Ambani, covers more than 3,500 acres and says it holds over 150,000 animals of more than 2,000 species.
With no DNA profile on file for the stolen lemurs, Gazipur Safari Park is relying on samples from a related lemur still in its care to check whether two at Vantara are Bangladesh's.