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Category: Agriculture

Pulses reduce gas emissions!

September 8, 2016September 9, 2016 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Climate

Lentils, beans, chick peas, and other pulses often produce negative “collateral social effects” on people hanging around, just a couple of hours after eating them. But, believe it or not, they contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. How come?See the…

pulses reduce gas emissions

Organic beats conventional farming in the Tropics

August 30, 2016 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Lead 2, Think green

A 10-year study conducted by the Swiss Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) in two sub-counties in Kenyahas found that with lower input costs lower and higher market prices for organic produce, incomes for organic farmers start to be higher…

SAU starts afresh with new leadership!

August 29, 2016 editorAgriculture, Campus, Op-Ed

M Zahidul Haque Sher-E-Bangla Agricultural University (SAU) is situated in the heart of the capital city-Dhaka. It was established as the Bengal Agricultural Institute in 1938 by the then Chief Minister of Bengal, Sher-e-Bangla A K Fazlul Haq. Since its…

SAU starts afresh

Bumper jute production in Netrokona this year

August 27, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinAgriculture

Dhaka-Farmers in the district are expecting a bumper production of jute this season riding on favourable weather and availability of quality seeds and fertilisers.

Bumper jute production, Netrokona

Netrakona farmers eye bumper jute yield

August 27, 2016 Staff ReporterAgriculture, Environment

Dhaka -Farmers in Netrakona  are expecting a bumper production of jute this season riding on favourable weatherand availability of quality seeds and fertilisers.As the farmers of ten upazilas in the district have got satisfactory profits in jute cultivation over the last…

Netrakona farmers eye bumper jute yield

Four important lessons from Cuba’s urban food survival srategy

August 26, 2016 editorAgriculture, Development, Food & nutrition, Resilience

Aurel Keller Cuba has come a long way since the collapse of the Soviet Union, when the loss of imports crucial for the island nation’s industrial agriculture system—such as chemical pesticides and fertilizers—left Cuba with a severe food crisis in…

Cuba's urban food survival strategy

Smart technologies key to youth involvement in agriculture

August 25, 2016August 26, 2016 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Lead 2, Technology

She is only 24 and already running her father’s farm with 110 milking cows. Cornelia Flatten sees herself as a farmer for the rest of her life.“It’s my passion,” says the young German. “It is not just about the money…

Smart tech and youth in agriculture

IFAD help improve small farmers’ agri output, access to markets

August 25, 2016 editorAgriculture, Finance, Last update

Dhaka – The Government of Bangladesh and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) have signed a financial agreement to increase incomes and reduce extreme poverty and hunger for more than one million poor farming households in Bangladesh by increasing…

Bangladesh’s Tilapia safe: Experts

August 24, 2016 Staff ReporterAgriculture

Dhaka  – Experts here at a discussion on Wednesday claimed that no harmful chemical ingredient has been detected in the locally produced Tilapia fish.They came up with the assurance in response to propaganda against the locally produced Tilapia fish by…

Bangladesh’s Tilapia safe

Seed Treaty meanders toward revising its ABS system

August 19, 2016 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Lead News

The International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture has tasked a Working Group to develop an effective system for benefit sharing by companies that use crop seeds from the Treaty’s Multilateral System. The current system uses a…

Seed Treaty meanders

Can we feed 10 billion people on organic farming alone?

August 18, 2016 editorAgriculture, Lead News

In 1971, then US Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz uttered these unsympathetic words: “Before we go back to organic agriculture in this country, somebody must decide which 50 million Americans we are going to let starve or go hungry.” Since…

Organic farming

Farmer managed seed systems in Morogoro, Mvomero – Tanzania

August 8, 2016 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Lead 2

African Centre for Biodiversity (ACB), in partnership with Mtandao wa Vikundi vya Wakulima Tanzania (MVIWATA) and Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania (SAT), has shared a new report, “Farmer managed seed systems in Morogoro and Mvomero, Tanzania: The disregarded wealth of smallholder farmers”.…

Farmer managed seed systems

Modi urges action against cow vigilantes

August 7, 2016August 8, 2016 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Words of faith

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticised vigilantes who portray themselves as protectors of cows – an animal considered sacred by Hindus.Mr Modi, a Hindu nationalist, said such people made him “angry”, and any such attacks must be investigated, reports…

Modi for agtion against cow-vigilantes

Over 5000 farmers solvent by cultivating cucumber in Jhenidah

August 3, 2016August 4, 2016 Lutfun NaharAgriculture

Day after day the demand of cucumber is increase in the middle class like the upper class. Cucumber is one of the most delicious salad items in our daily meal. As the demand of various areas over five thousand farmers…

Cucumber cultivation in Jhenidah

Strengthening agriculture-biodiversity linkages for food security

August 1, 2016 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Lead 2, Think green

Since 1993, the Trondheim Conferences on Biodiversity have provided a valuable forum for dialogue amongst stakeholders on key issues relating to implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). Against the backdrop of the CBD’s Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020…

agriculture-biodiversity linkages

GMO wheat found in Washington state could affect US trade

July 31, 2016 editorAgriculture, Genetics, Lead 2, Trade

Seattle (AP/UNB) — Genetically modified wheat not approved for sale or commercial production in the United States has been found growing in a field in Washington state, agriculture officials said Friday, posing a possible risk to trade with countries concerned…

Non GMO crop could affect US trade

Country now self-sufficient in food production: Matia

July 29, 2016July 29, 2016 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Food & nutrition

Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury on Thursday said that the country is now self sufficient in food production due to adoption of modern technology in the agriculture sector particularly during the regime of the present government.”The hybrid technology which was adopted…

BD self-sufficient in food

Harvesting of parija paddy begins in Panchagarh

July 18, 2016 Staff ReporterAgriculture

Dhaka-Farmers have started harvesting of Parija paddy in Panchagarh.This season farmers are getting new parija paddy which is indeed Aus paddy.

Harvesting of parija paddy

Climate blight is harming the mango

July 12, 2016 editorAgriculture, Climate, Global warming

Sopan Joshi Erratic rainfall and unexpected humidity, a fallout of increasingly unpredictable weather due to climate change, is hurting the cultivation and harvest of India’s favourite fruit There’s no one better than Vivek Bhide for information and lore about the…

Climate blight mango

Cabinet okays draft Bari Bill to streamline argi research

July 12, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinAgriculture, Lead News

The Cabinet on Monday approved in principle the draft of ‘The Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (Bari) Bill, 2016’ aiming to increase the capacity of the institute alongside streamlining its research activities.

Agricultural research

UN agri fund mulls decentralised operations in Asia-Pacific

July 6, 2016 editorAgriculture, Int’l relations

Hanoi – Government representatives and agricultural development specialists will gather in Hanoi 6-7 July to discuss the International Fund for Agricultural Development’s (IFAD) approach to decentralizing its operations in Asia and the Pacific. The workshop will inform an independent evaluation…

agriculture

Agroecology: A sure recipe to feed the world sustainably

July 6, 2016July 6, 2016 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Lead 1

by Christopher D. Cook, Kari Hamerschlag and Kendra Klein Friends of the Earth Hunger is not primarily a problem of overall supply of food, but rather of poverty, lack of democracy and unequal access to land, water and other resources,…

Food & nutrition

2016 World Food Prize Laureate Dr. Howarth

July 2, 2016July 2, 2016 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition

HarvestPlus is proud to congratulate 2016 World Food Prize Laureate Dr. Howarth “Howdy” Bouis, who won for his pioneering work in addressing the global problem of micronutrient deficiencies, known as hidden hunger, through biofortification. The World Food Prize, known as…

agriculture

Mung bean farming makes rural women self-reliant in Rajshahi

June 25, 2016June 26, 2016 sub EditorAgriculture, Lead News

Rajshahi Correspondent Expanded mung-bean farming has opened up the money-making door for more than twenty thousand rural women, including students, as they are harvesting the cash crop in the greater Rajshahi region this season. Harvest of mung bean is going…

agriculture

Protecting pollinators

June 16, 2016October 12, 2016 editorAgriculture, Columns

Danielle Nierenberg According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), approximately 80 percent of all flowering plant species reproduce with the help of pollinator animals like bees, butterflies, birds, and more. This accounts for at least one third of…

Protecting pollinators

BAU: Boro cultivation in dry field can save 50% water and electricity

June 10, 2016June 10, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinAgriculture, Campus, News in pictures

Dhaka-Cultivation of Boro rice to the puddle field using the saplings from seedbed is widely introduced in our country. According to soil types, a total of 3 to 5 liter water is used to produce one kg of paddy in…

agriculture

‘Roanu’ causes colossal loss to crops in Bangladesh coasts

May 23, 2016May 23, 2016 editorAgriculture, Climate, Lead 1, Resilience

Dhaka – Cyclone ‘Roanu’ on Saturday caused huge damages to crops and livestock in three upazilas — Anwara, Banshkhali and Sandwip — in the Southeastern distric of Chittagong, unb news agency reported. According to a preliminary estimate of the district…

Disasters

Growing inspiration—17 farming heroes

May 22, 2016October 12, 2016 editorAgriculture, Columns

Danielle Nierenberg The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has estimated that there are more than 570 million farms in the world. Behind each farm – at least 90 percent of which are considered family farms – is a farmer,…

Growing inspiration—17 farming heroes

IFAD-funded projects help improve lives of India’s rural poor

May 13, 2016 editorAgriculture, Economy, Finance

New Delhi, 12 May 2016 – Development projects supported by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) in India have been effective in reducing poverty and improving the livelihoods of rural poor people, according to an independent evaluation report presented…

agriculture

Harvest of Boro paddy, main staple crop begins across Bangladesh

April 29, 2016April 29, 2016 editorAgriculture

Dhaka – Harvest of Boro paddy, the min staple crop, has began and is progressing fastacross Bangladesh. The Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) sources said farmers have cultivated Boro paddy on vast tracts of land and are expecting a good…

Acriculture

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