agriculture

agriculture

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Brahmanbaria farmer finds success through commercial earthworm farming

Now she earns around Taka 18,000 to Taka 20,000 per month.

An aerial view of Chattogram Port. File Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Financing crunch hits agri-machinery imports, slowing mechanisation

A farmer stands in a flooded field as rising waters threaten Boro crops and deepen harvest uncertainty. Photo: TBS

10 lakh farm families in Bangladesh need emergency agri-aid: FAO

Representational image. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

10 lakh farm families in Bangladesh need emergency agri aid: FAO

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New cabinet committee formed on fertiliser issues

Vatican Radio antennas stand in a field where the Vatican plans to build an agrivoltaic plant that could meet all its electricity needs with renewable energy, in Santa Maria di Galeria, Rome, Italy, 21 August 2026. Photo: REUTERS

Let there be sunlight: Vatican plans solar and agriculture plant to cover its electricity needs

Off-season watermelon cultivation gains popularity among Khulna farmers

Off-season watermelon cultivation gains popularity among Khulna farmers

Agriculture and mechanisation for farm management now, more than ever, require business sense to exist. Photo: TBS

BB raises farm loan target by 54%, widens collateral-free loan coverage 

A farmer tends to his field during the cultivation season. Photo: Rehman Asad

Small farmers feed Bangladesh, but earn a fraction of the yield

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam held a meeting with Coco H Ushiyama, resident representative and country director of the WFP in Bangladesh, yesterday (27 July). Photo: Collected

Food security must go hand in hand with climate resilience, eco-friendly agriculture: Shama Obaed

Farmer card

Govt launches nationwide farmer data collection for 'Farmer's Card'

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Cenbank launches Tk3,000cr refinancing scheme to boost North Bengal's agro economy

Agriculture and mechanisation for farm management now, more than ever, require business sense to exist. Photo: TBS

De-risking Bangladesh’s agriculture through digitised farm planning