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Farmers prefer urea over other fertilisers because it makes leaves greener and plants grow faster. Photo: Reuters

Storm damages crops on 2,131 hectares in northern region

The DAE said the damaged crops include potatoes on 916 hectares of land, bananas on 229 hectares, vegetables on 78 hectares, maize on 628 hectares, wheat on 102 hectares, sunflower on 10 hectares,...

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Boro crops submerged as flood situation worsens in Habiganj

Photo collage: TBS

Seeds of resilience: In coastal Khulna, women lead a grassroots movement to save indigenous crop varieties

90,000 tonnes soybean floating in river ports, slow delivery raises oil supply fear

90,000 tonnes soybean floating in river ports, slow delivery raises oil supply fear

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Crop varieties to be preserved in national gene bank

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Selecting sensors for smart crop management can maximise farmers’ benefits

An aerial view shows flood-affected farmlands after the rains and floods brought by remnants of Typhoon Doksuri, in Zhuozhou, Hebei province, China on 7 August 2023. Photo: Reuters

China floods hit rice, corn crops; trigger food inflation worries

The betel nuts are brought to this bazaar from all across Ukhiya upazila, Teknaf and Ramu. Photo: Nusmila Lohani

Shonapara's gold: A tiny betel nut market worth crores

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Syngenta APAC field crops head to visit Bangladesh

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

Cold wave, rain forecast a concern for standing crops

A pilot boat guides the Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship, the Navi Star as it arrives at Foynes Port delivering 33,000 tonnes of Ukrainian corn to Ireland after departing Odessa following the formation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, in Foynes, Ireland August 20, 2022. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

Seven more crop-laden ships leave Ukrainian ports on Sunday

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Ethiopia's ‘false banana’ could solve climate change induced food shortages: Study

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Rain, strong winds damage crops in Hili