Fertiliser

Agri ministry seeks Tk8,000cr more for subsidies in FY26 budget
Agriculture

Agri ministry seeks Tk8,000cr more for subsidies in FY26 budget

Major portion of agricultural subsidy allocated to fertilisers

The approvals came from the 18th meeting of the Advisers Council Committee on Government Purchase (ACCGP). Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Govt to import LNG, fertiliser, lentil to meet the domestic demands

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Bangladesh

Govt to procure one cargo LNG, 50,000 MTs wheat, 60,000 MTs fertiliser

Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Govt to procure 1 lakh MTs of fertiliser, 10,000 MTs of lentils

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Economy

Govt to procure fertiliser, diesel

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Bangladesh

Govt to procure 1.20 lakh tonnes of fertiliser, 30,000 tonnes of phosphoric acid

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Economy

Govt to procure 1.10cr litres edible oil, 1 lakh tonnes fertiliser

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Economy

New deal signed with Riyadh to import 4 lakh tonnes fertilisers

Representatives from Saudi state-owned company Ma’aden and the Bangladesh Agricultural Development Corporation sign a new agreement for import of diammonium phosphate fertiliser in Riyadh on 15 December 2024. Photo: Arab News
Bangladesh

Bangladesh signs new deal with Saudi Arabia to import 400,000 tonnes fertilisers

The approvals came from the 18th meeting of the Advisers Council Committee on Government Purchase (ACCGP). Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Govt to procure 1 cargo LNG, 1,30,000 MTs of fertiliser

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Bangladesh

4 lakh tonnes of DAP to be imported annually from KSA

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Bangladesh

Govt to procure soybean oil, lentil, LNG and fertiliser to meet domestic needs

Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan spoke at a roundtable titled "Impact of Climate Change in Agriculture and Way Forward" organised by Bangladesh Agricultural Reporters Forum (BARF) at Jatiya Press Club. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Chemical fertiliser use in agri production is at alarming level: Rizwana