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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2026

cultivation

cultivation

Unplanned urbanisation damages cultivable lands. Photo: Mumit M

15,000 hectares uncultivated land to be made arable in Ctg

Agricultural lands left uncultivated for three consecutive years will be recorded as khas land

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

Work together to save Bangladesh from possible famine, food crisis: PM

The 2006 rediscovery of the indigo plant in Rangpur by a visiting Indian designer eventually led to restarting indigo cultivation in the region. Photo: Courtesy

Living Blue: The brand that reintroduced indigo cultivation in North Bengal

Huge swathes of Sylhet fallow land to come under farming

Huge swathes of Sylhet fallow land to come under farming

Zulkernain Khandaker. Illustration: TBS

How to protect our paddy farmers

Representational picture File Photo: Rehman Asad/TBS

Bogura char farmers smile big with bumper crop output

Tk438 cr project to bring fallow land under cultivation: Agriculture minister

Tk438 cr project to bring fallow land under cultivation: Agriculture minister

Arial beel’s pumpkin of munshiganj is famous for their huge size. But this year farmers are at loss due to delayed harvest.  pumpkins are being sold to the wholesalers at Tk6 per kg only. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS

Harvest delay due to flood incurs loss for Arial Beel’s giant pumpkins

Farmers are preparing a farmland for soybean plantation in Lakshmipur. Photo: TBS.

Soybean blooms in Lakshmipur char out of season

Fearing losses, Sylhet’s farmers have also lost interest in orange cultivation. Photo: TBS.

Orange cultivation declining in Sylhet

Turmeric cultivation in Rajshahi. Photo/TBS

Rajshahi turmeric farming falls amid repeated losses  

Unplanned urbanisation damages cultivable lands. Photo: Mumit M

Only farmers can protect the cultivable land

Representational picture File Photo: Rehman Asad/TBS

Record Aush cultivation in Rangpur

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