The southern region of Bangladesh is blessed with fertile soil and abundant water. Farmers there are trying out

Farmer Ramesh Chandra Das of Raigram village in Jhenidah's Kaliganj upazila has good reason to champion betel leaf. “From growing

Most of the boro seedbeds in Thakurgaon and Panchagarh districts are growing well despite persistent cold wave and dense fog as the

Each year during the monsoon months in Monohorpur village, of Pirojpur's Najirpur upazila, local farmers revisit the ways of ancestors.

A huge quantity of urea fertiliser is set to be lost due to the cold and foggy weather as bags are piled up in the open in front of the

Mustard growers and agriculture officials in Thakurgaon and Panchagarh districts are expecting a bumper yield of the cash crop this season.

A government officer and a former principal of a college are killed in a road accident at Rajoir upazila in Madaripur on the Dhaka-Barisal highway.

Farmers in three southwestern districts are cultivating a new, super healthy variety of mustard. According to sources at the Agricultural Advisory Society the new strain is suitable for local climate conditions and can produce a respectable yield.

Bangabandhu National Agriculture Award 1420 included five gold, nine silver and 18 bronze medals.

Many people including some amateur ones have become happy through strawberry farming as its commercial

For flower cultivators, winter is an auspicious season.

Detectives arrested a fugitive Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) man from Kanhor village in Trishal upazila under the district on Tuesday afternoon.

Pitaya, also known as dragon fruit, is being cultivated for the first time in the northern part of Bangladesh thanks to favourable growing

As supply of winter and other vegetables has increased in kitchen markets of Chittagong city,

Aircraft of three airlines operating regular internal flights to and from Saidpur airport face risks due to shorter than

Sundra Kalikapur High School in Mirzaganj upazila of the district is under the threat of collapse into the Payra River, much to the worry of students, teacher and guardians.

The government yesterday rejected 19,700 tonnes of wheat imported from France for having too much of damaged kernels, and asked the supplier to take back the grains worth Tk 40 crore.

Green activists at a discussion yesterday stressed environment-friendly agriculture to ensure food security in the country.

Use of pesticides in agriculture has increased six times in six decades (from 1954 to 2010) compared to the previous six decades, said

Although Bangladesh's agriculture sector is becoming increasingly dependent on women's participation, women do not get institutional