Bangladesh food production
Ensure steady supply of fertilisers for farmers
Looming fertiliser crisis could disrupt food production
Food safety crisis demands immediate attention
Studies reveal high levels of heavy metals, pesticide residues in foods
Inflation eating into daily meals
Authorities must address skyrocketing food prices
A success story that remains incomplete
Triumphs in agricultural farming contrast with plight of farmers, consumers
Boon for a few, bane for the vast many
Topsoil removal is hurting land fertility, nation's food security prospects
Our soil is losing precious nutrients
Concerted efforts needed to improve soil health, ensure food security
Can we live healthy if our soil doesn’t?
Land degradation is posing a serious threat to our food security, health and environment
A rising tide can sink all boats too
High cost of living is nullifying the effects of small gains in price control
Don't allow food production to be hampered
Mongla port authority must not dump extracted river sand on cropland
Denial syndrome is hampering our economic policies
Interventions must involve fiscal policy to address our fundamental economic issues
We must prioritise food security
PM’s call in this regard is a welcome one
Grow more food, save money to avert famine: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today (October 13, 2022) reiterated that Bangladesh must grow food in every inch of land, go for savings and practice austerity to avert a famine that international organisations fear may grip the world in 2023.