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SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2025

Aman farming

A farmer is spraying fertiliser in his paddy field at Char Kakra on the River Meghna in Lakshmipur. This photo was taken in October last year. Photo: Sana Ullah Sanu
Bangladesh

Govt to provide incentives of over Tk40cr to boost aman output

Field level disbursement of the incentives distribution programme will start soon

Bangladesh's Aman yields still high despite Cyclone Midhili effect
Agriculture

Bangladesh's Aman yields still high despite Cyclone Midhili effect

A farmer plants seasonal paddy while standing in knee deep water at the Jhilwanja area in Cox’s Bazar. This year’s record-low rainfall and extreme hot weather made it challenging for farmers to grow the seasonal paddy, which depends on monsoon rains for a profitable harvest season. According to the meteorological department, the amount of rainfall shrunk by 47% nationwide and by 58% in the Chattogram Division in August. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M
Economy

Rainfall prompts Aman rice resurgence

Representational picture File Photo: Rehman Asad/TBS
Bangladesh

Moderate to heavy rain brings relief for Aman farmers

Heatwave threatens Aman production
Economy

Heatwave threatens Aman production

Record Aman farming despite pandemic, floods
Bazaar

Record Aman farming despite pandemic, floods

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