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Belgian Blue can be the alternative beef breed

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Amazing orange cultivation in Panchagarh

Panchagarh is located at the extreme northern part of Bangladesh. Here, beside, betel-nut, mango and other crops, farmers and entrepreneurs are also growing oranges with success. However, they are faced with difficulties, right after a government project ended. They need advice, suggestion and techn

Rwanda farming EPS 3

This episode is about the agricultural technology Guti urea or UDP, a Bangladeshi one which has been transferred to Rwanda. Now, on over 50 hectares of land, farmers are now using guti urea for their rice production. Definitely a success for Bangladesh. IFDC played a major role in this exchange of t

Rwanda Farming EPS 1

Two billion people globally lack essential vitamins and minerals in their diet such as vitamin A zinc, and iron - a condition also known as hidden hunger. In Rwanda, for example, iron deficiency affects nearly one in three children under-five. This can impair their mental development and learning ca

Heart to hearts

Pioneering development journalism news-based TV documentary Hridoye Mati O Manush (Soil & Men in Heart) stepped in to its 11th year of operation. This is an evaluation programme where the activities of this programme and the journalistic mission of more than three decades of Shykh Seraj, iconic deve

Farmers of Dakop demand salt-monster to perish (Khulna)

See how salinity grasped an entire region. This news report was done back in 2008, 26th Jan, to be specific. The report is English subtitled for the global audience. It depicts how our moral conscience has degraded to allow people to make business with saline water shrimp farming to finally perish s

A decade of history making

An exclusive documentary on Hridoye Mati O Manush, as the program steps into its 10th year of operation

BLRI develops new species of layer chicken

Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (BLRI) has developed a local variety of chicken "BLRI Layer Strain 1" ushering in a new hope in the country to reduce dependence on import of layer chicken to meet the demand of protein.

Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen visits

AMARTYA SEN, born on 3rd November 1933 in West Bengal's Santiniketan, is an Indian economist and a Nobel Laureate. His ancestral home was in Wari. His father Ashutosh Sen was a Professor of Chemistry at Dhaka University. Sen's mother Amita Sen and his father, both were born in Manikganj district of