Staff Correspondent The Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, in collaboration with the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Cereals of the United States, on Tuesday held an inception
Rice cultivation is expanding across many coastal districts as farmers adapt to rising soil salinity with salt-tolerant varieties that are helping stabilise yields. Sohel Parvez
Niaz Md Farhat Rahman Reliable weather forecasts, delivered on time, can turn uncertainty into opportunity. They can make agriculture more productive, resilient and profitable.
Faruk Hossain Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) has established an innovative ‘rice garden’ in the agricultural fields of Dinajpur, transforming it into a practical
International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) 27 April 2026, Bangladesh: Bangladesh’s newly appointed Agriculture Minister, His Excellency Mohammad Amin Ur Rashid,
BSS GOPALGANJ, April 27, 2026 (BSS) – A newly introduced high-yielding Ufshi rice variety, BRRI-108, developed by the Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, is boosting
Niaz Md Farhat Rahman Every season, Bangladesh’s farmers live at the mercy of the weather. A sudden flash flood often triggered by upstream rainfall can submerge nearly mature
BSS DHAKA, April 21, 2026 (BSS) – Agriculture, Fisheries and Livestock Minister Amin Ur Rashid today sought IRRI’s (International Rice Research Institute) support in producing
BSS DHAKA, March 30, 2026 (BSS) – Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) today launched a two-month training program on modern rice production for its scientists. The
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