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Tea Leaves and Triumphs: Paving the Way for Small Tea Growers in Assam
Small tea growers are important stakeholders in the tea industry. In this blog, Swarup Upadhyaya explores the diverse challenges faced by Small Tea Growers (STGs) [...]
Strengthening the Farmer Producer Organization Ecosystem for Farmers Prosperity
The majority of farmers in India own small landholdings – 83% of farmers belong to the small and marginal category (owning less than 1 ha [...]
GOOD PRACTICES 62- Community-Based Rice Seed Entrepreneurship Model in Northern Bangladesh
Food security is paramount in Bangladesh, which has a high population density (1329 people per km2) and poverty rate (18.7%). Seed is a critical input [...]
Good Practice Note – 02: Increasing Cropping Intensity: Way to Increase Crop Productivity
Increasing Cropping Intensity: Way to Increase Crop Productivity by Kbd. Abdul Malek Prof. Dr. Md. Sekender Ali The agriculture of Bangladesh is rich in [...]
Good Practice Note – 01: Mini Pond: A Way for Supplementary Irrigation in Drought Prone Areas
Mini Pond: A Way for Supplementary Irrigation in Drought Prone Areas Dr. Abu WaliRaghib Hassan, Consultant, DAE, Khamarbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh Dwipendra Chandra Sarker, Agriculturist,Dhaka, [...]
Good Practice Note – 03: Second Crop Diversification Project: An Integrated Extension Approach for Rural Development
Second Crop Diversification Project: An Integrated Extension Approach for Rural Development Dr. Ashoke Kumer Roy In Bangladesh in most cases agricultural extension approaches is [...]