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Southeast Asia’s biggest urea fertilizer factory in the offing

Shamiran Biswas

Urea is a widely used rapid cropping chemical fertilizer, its main role in the growth of the green part of the plant. It is mostly used in paddy, wheat, corn cultivation land. About 90% of the urea produced in the world is used in agriculture. The factory will contribute positively to the country's agricultural production, ...

Benefits of climate resilient paddy “Lakshmi-digha”

Shamiran Biswas

Lakshmi Digha Chaal, the farmer's book of poetry has been lost from the body of modern rice. This rice has no name. There are numbers. BRRI 28, 29, 42 or 76 or 96. Prisoners do not have names. There are numbers. Modern agriculture is a prison. We have found this missing rice for you. The ...

Prospects for use of AI & IoT tech in our agriculture

Shamiran Biswas

Bangladesh's success in agriculture is enviable. Bangladesh is now an example in the world for producing food grains even in the face of floods, drought, salinity and hostile nature due to climate change including shrinking agricultural land, population growth. Bangladesh is gradually progressing behind the world average production of rice, wheat and corn. The world ...

Follow good agricultural practices for safe, nutritious food

Shamiran Biswas

Primarily food supply comes from three sources namely agriculture, livestock and fisheries. The role of agriculture, livestock and fisheries in the socio-economic development and progress of this country is immense. Production of visible crops, fruits, vegetables, animals and fish increased manifold. In the midst of various adversities and as a result of delivering the technologies ...

New rice disease found due to climate change

Shamiran Biswas

Boro's season starts after Aman's season ends. Paddy planting starts from Bangla Kartik (October-November) month and paddy harvesting starts in Bangla Boishakh. Boro season is most productive in rice production. The foundation of the country's food security has been laid on the basis of this undeniable boro. 58 percent of the country's total production comes ...

Smart technology must for our agriculture

Shamiran Biswas

By expanding smart technology in future agriculture; AI, IoT and Big Data will play an effective role in making agriculture a cost-effective, sustainable, smart technology-based smart Bangladesh.Digital weather forecasting will protect the crops by providing automatic early warning messages to the farmers as well as field level, adverse weather due to climate change sun, rain, ...

Causes of flood in Ctg

Shamiran Biswas

The 5 reasons identified by the committee for waterlogging in Chittagong city are excessive rainfall and simultaneous high tide in the Karnaphuli river during full moon, narrowing of the canal due to the presence of soil in the ongoing part of canal renovation work, encroachment of city canals and drains, dumping of waste in canals ...

Women’s contribution to agriculture

Shamiran Biswas

"The current population ratio in the country is 106:100 male: female. In our country 92% of households are headed by men and only 8% of households are headed by women. The influence of women in villages is slightly higher than in cities. Generally education rate is 45.5% male and 24.2% female. A little different in ...

Frequent load shedding, a threat to agriculture

Shamiran Biswas

Load shedding is going on everywhere from village-town to port-city, house-house, market, shopping mall or office-court. Hour-long load shedding has started across the country as per schedule. However, the agriculture department is worried about the plantation. On one side is load shedding, on the other side, agricultural land is burning due to drought in full ...

Farmers’ thoughts on the upcoming national budget

Shamiran Biswas

A large part of the national income in agricultural Bangladesh comes from agricultural sources. Even though 70 percent of the people are directly or indirectly engaged in agriculture, there is no participation of this class of people in pre-budget discussions. The national budget will reflect the unique thoughts and ideas of the grassroots farmers, their ...

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