By Nayab Farooq Awan Farmers, exporters, scientists, seed companies and agricultural groups have threatened nationwide protests if the government allows commercial cultivation of
By Ngoc Tai Paddy prices in the Mekong Delta have fallen by as much as 17% within the past week, leaving local farmers at risk of financial losses. Nguyen Thanh Loc of An Giang
Neil Ray Farmers in this country, more often than not, are given a raw deal. The crops they grow feed the nation but in return they are subjected to intrigues and guile of a nexus
On one side of the Brahmaputra River is Paglar Haat village in Kurigram’s Bhurungamari, and on the other is Telteli in Rowmari Upazila. Farmers on both sides are struggling to
BSS BARISHAL, Sept 2, 2026 (BSS) – Paddy cultivation under the transplanted Aman and Aush varieties has exceeded the set targets in Barishal district this year, reflecting
By Katie Navarro CROWLEY, La. (Acadiana News First) – The rice harvest is coming to a close, with farmers reporting an average yield for the season. Tyler Musgrove, a rice
The sustainability of rice production raises concerns due to high demand, water scarcity and climate change. The conventional flooded paddy production system is the largest
Star Business Report Bangladesh Bank yesterday cut the interest rate on its flagship Tk 10,000 crore agricultural refinance scheme by 100 basis points to ease farmers’ access to
Say delay has left them struggling to pay fees, finance planting season by ALICE WAITHERA Rice farmers in Kirinyaga have appealed to the government to release Sh210 million owed
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