International

Staff Correspondent: A seminar on – “Revolutionizing Animal Nutrition: Bringing Global Expertise in Bangladesh” was held on Saturday (23rd September) at the Radisson Blu Water Garden Hotel, Dhaka. The Seminar was jointly organized by Trouw Nutrition and Avon Animal Health. In addition to BPICC (Bangladesh Poultry Industries Central Council) President Mr. Shamsul Arefin Khaled, more than 200 people, including various feed millers, ... Read More »

The American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) held its monthly Luncheon meeting today at the Westin Dhaka. Mr. John Fay, Commercial Counselor, Foreign Commercial Service, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Embassy, Dhaka, attended the event as the Guest of Honor & Speaker and spoke on “Enhancing U.S.-Bangladesh Commercial Cooperation”. ... Read More »

International  Desk: The Bangladesh Forest Department, with the support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), today (10 September) held an event designed to promote forest and land restoration (FLR). While large gains have been made in developing environmental policies, guidelines, and legislation, Bangladesh has seen ... Read More »

Dear Colleagues, Join our keynote speaker, Professor Mingan Choct for this free, one-hour webinar to explore the critical role that gut health plays in driving productivity and overall success in the poultry industry. This webinar will equip you with valuable insights and practical strategies to understand and maximize the potential ... Read More »

Agriculture in Bangladesh is privatized and the most of the transformational development happened by the credit scheme provided by the private sector to the farmers through dealers or directly to the farmer which enhanced the productivity and their income. So far agriculture production and productivity has been emphasized, but in ... Read More »

Staff Correspondent – The first ever Bangladesh Agricultural Investment Forum started today as part of a fresh drive to accelerate agricultural transformation in the country. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Agriculture, aims to increase targeted investment and access to finance for food producers and agri-processing companies. It brings ... Read More »

Dr. F. H. Ansarey : In Bangladesh, half of the population lives in villages, and agriculture is their main source of income. According to my understanding, our farmers practice agriculture mainly for two reasons: self-employment and producing food for family and other purposes. In practice farmers having very minimum alternative ... Read More »

The context of Bangladesh agriculture, the sector can be viewed through two distinct dimensions: traditional farmers producing for subsistence and self-employment, and agripreneurs focused on commercial agricultural activities. There are approximately 17.2 million small-scale Farmer, and they are categorized into: Field Crops Growers Vegetable Growers Poultry Farmers Aquaculture Farmers Cottage ... Read More »

The American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) held its monthly Luncheon meeting today (July 24, Monday) at the SHERATON (Banani), Dhaka. Mr. Martin Holtmann, Country Manager – Bangladesh, Bhutan & Nepal, International Finance Corporation (IFC), attended the event as the Guest of Honor & Speaker and spoke on “Role ... Read More »

Staff Correspondent: Quality Feed is a must for producing quality egg, meat, milk & fish; and to ensure good quality feed production, the manufacturers need to source best quality raw materials especially soybean, soybean meal and maize. U.S. soy is at the forefront of providing high quality, reliable and sustainable ... Read More »