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Crocodiles wander at the Reptiles Farm Ltd in Mymensingh. The farm now owns 3,000 crocodiles, starting off with only 75 of them six years ago. The farm exports around 400 crocodile hides every year. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Industry

Crocodile farming fetching foreign currency

The climate of Bangladesh is conducive to crocodile rearing

Basok Leaf. Photo/Courtesy
Bazaar

Bitter Basok turns into sweet success

Although a native tree, commercial cultivation of moringa is a new phenomenon in Bangladesh. Photo: Rajib Parves
Panorama

Rediscovering moringa as a nutritional powerhouse

Aquarium fish farming
Videos

Aquarium fish farming

Photo:TBS
Bazaar

Watermelon farming shows hope for Bogura youths

Farmers are preparing a farmland for soybean plantation in Lakshmipur. Soybean was supposed to be planted by January 15, but rain in December and January prevented it. Photo: TBS
Bazaar

Climate change devastates Lakshmipur soybean farming

Shapla Begum, a homemaker from Islampur Upazila in Jamalpur district is just one among the women farmers of Jamalpur district, who were part of World Vision Bangladesh’s Nutrition Sensitive Value Chains for Smallholder Farmers (NSVC) project.Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed Paulash
Features

Female farmers take charge

Dragon farming is getting popular among farmers in the hills of Bandarban. With proper care, growers in the hill district are getting expected yields. Photo: TBS
Bazaar

Dragon fruit farming kindles hope in hills

Rooftop farming model wins CUET Hult Prize
Bangladesh

Rooftop farming model wins CUET Hult Prize

Officials, not farmers, to travel abroad to learn coffee and almond farming
Bangladesh

Officials, not farmers, to travel abroad to learn coffee and almond farming

Mostofa Giasuddin Elias received 11 awards – including two first prizes – at the National Agricultural Show in Botswana. All the photos used in this article was clicked by Mostofa Giasuddin Elias.
Features

From zero to hero...Bangladeshi farmer in Botswana bags 11 awards

Litchi traders are seen in bleak faces Dinazpur as they incurred a huge loss this year due to low prices
Bangladesh

Low price despite good yield upsets Dinajpur fruit growers