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Fertiliser management needs more than bigger stocks (opens the original)
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Bangladesh currently has substantial fertiliser reserves, but the central policy challenge is no longer simply how much fertiliser the country holds. It is whether farmers can obtain the right fertiliser, in the right quantity, at the right place, time and official price. For agriculture, timely access to fertiliser directly affects crop productivity, production costs and farm income. Therefore, fertiliser management should move beyond national stock figures towards dependable farm-level availab
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M Jamal Uddin El Niño and its effects on Bangladesh’s agriculture 24 August 2026 As El Niño reshapes Bangladesh’s weather patterns with unusual heat, erratic rainfall and warmer winters, the country’s farms and the food security of millions face growing challenges. In 2026, this evolving climate phenomenon has emerged as an increasingly important concern for Bangladesh’s agriculture. 24 August 2026 Opinion / El Niño and its effects on Bangladesh’s agriculture 23 August 2026 Recent warnings from
El Niño and its effects on Bangladesh’s agriculture (opens the original)
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As El Niño reshapes Bangladesh’s weather patterns with unusual heat, erratic rainfall and warmer winters, the country’s farms and the food security of millions face growing challenges. In 2026, this evolving climate phenomenon has emerged as an increasingly important concern for Bangladesh’s agriculture. Recent warnings from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) suggest that the challenge may extend beyond drought. An unpredictable combinatio
Making food security nutrition-sensitive (opens the original)
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From a food-deficit country after independence, Bangladesh is now one of the world's leading producers of rice, vegetables, fish and fruits. However, ensuring food availability alone does not establish true food security. The biggest challenge today is to make food security nutrition-sensitive, so that every person can consume food rich in sufficient calories as well as essential vitamins, minerals, proteins and other nutrients. The United Nations' recent State of Food Security and Nutrition in
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