Govt to buy 70,000 tonnes of fertiliser for current Aman season
2 September 2026
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Business
No shortage of fertiliser - Says agri minister
30 August 2026
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Agriculture
No fertiliser crisis in Bangladesh: Agriculture minister
29 August 2026
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Agriculture
Bangladesh to import 480,000 tonnes of Canadian fertiliser
29 August 2026
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Agriculture
Bangladesh to import 480,000 tonnes of potash fertiliser from Canada
28 August 2026
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Agriculture
Fertiliser stocks ample, group trying to create artificial crisis: Agriculture minister
26 August 2026
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Agriculture
Govt allows fertiliser retailers to continue sales until further notice
25 August 2026
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Agriculture
Govt to import 365,000 tonnes of fertiliser to shore up stocks
24 August 2026
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Business
Farmers break into Kurigram fertiliser warehouse, take 197 urea sacks
23 August 2026
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Agriculture
Opinion / El Niño and its effects on Bangladesh’s agriculture
23 August 2026
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Business
Consumption falling, yet rice eats up most public spending
World Bank report finds livestock, fisheries and fruits receive less funding, slowing farming diversification efforts
16 June 2026
Bangladesh’s jute products losing ground to low-cost synthetics, minister tells parliament
Outdated mills, weak branding and limited testing facilities are also hurting the sector’s global competitiveness, he says
15 June 2026
Richest farmers get half of fertiliser subsidies in Bangladesh: World Bank
The World Bank finds that Bangladesh places high priority on agriculture, allocating about 10 percent of total public spending to the sector
15 June 2026
Govt sets aside Tk 200 crore for blue economy research, development
Tk 100 crore has been earmarked for a "Blue Economy Research Fund", while the remaining Tk 100 crore will be allocated for the development of the blue economy
13 June 2026
Agri share falls amid rising costs, climate shocks
The allocation for agriculture in the proposed FY2026-27 budget has increased marginally in nominal terms.
12 June 2026
Haor Boro loss 1.25 lakh tonnes higher than govt estimate: CPD
Bangladesh’s haor regions suffered rice losses of around 3.39 lakh tonnes, approximately 1.25 lakh tonnes higher than the estimate of the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE), according to a report by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).
11 June 2026
Soil acidity threatens crop yields: agriculture minister
The average acidity or alkalinity level of Bangladeshi soil, measured by pH, is currently around 4.5, which should be increased to above 6.5 to improve soil quality, Agriculture Minister Mohammed Amin Ur Rashid said today
10 June 2026
Agriculture deserves higher allocation in upcoming budget
Agriculture’s share of GDP dropped from 50% in 1973‑74 to 11% in 2024‑25
10 June 2026
Star journalist Sukanta Halder wins Bangladesh Agro-Industry Media Award
PRAN Group introduced the award
6 June 2026
Technology, innovation crucial for agro-industrial growth: information minister
The minister handed over the Bangladesh Agro-Industry Media Award 2025
6 June 2026
Rajshahi mango farmers face losses amid price slump
Mango growers and traders in Rajshahi are facing a difficult season as prices have dropped sharply despite a good harvest, raising concerns about whether farmers will be able to recover their production costs.
5 June 2026
Cheaper mangoes for consumers, tough post-Eid season for Rajshahi farmers
Farmers say lower demand, high orchard costs and suspended exports have clouded hopes of profit this season
4 June 2026
The poisonous promise that didn’t hold
Rangpur farmers allege tobacco companies lured them into overexpansion, then left them with unsold harvests
3 June 2026
Farmers with smart cards to get priority in farm loans: BB
Banks will open Tk 10 accounts for these cardholders and prioritise them for credit allocation under the scheme
2 June 2026
Ishwardi litchi farmers reap record harvest but lower returns
Heatwave damage and abundant supply after Eid reduce quality and growers' earnings
2 June 2026
Bangladesh lags behind regional peers in buffalo milk production
Buffalo milk accounts for only 5 percent in Bangladesh
2 June 2026
FAO warns of global food security emergency
The world risks facing a deeper food security crisis in 2026 and 2027 unless governments act quickly to cushion the impact of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the head of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned.
31 May 2026
Farmers blame seed quality for crop failure in Kulaura
During recent visits to Mahtabpur, Ismailpur and Rajanpur villages under Hazipur union, watermelon and tomato fields were found to have underperformed
30 May 2026
No harvest, no eid: Habiganj farmers stare at debt
Continuous rainfall submerge boro fields, causing damage worth Tk 35-40 crore
27 May 2026
‘No Eid at home’: Farmers lament low paddy prices in Rangpur
Each maund is being sold at Tk 800-850 against an average production cost of Tk 920-950
26 May 2026