Bangladesh’s agriculture sector, which supports the livelihoods of a majority of its rural population, depends heavily on access to quality seed. Seeds are the starting point for productivity: a high-yielding, disease-resistant variety planted with proper agronomic care can meaningfully change a farming household’s harvest, while poor-quality or mislabeled seed can undermine an entire season’s work….
Agriculture has always been more than an economic sector in Bangladesh — it is the backbone of rural life and a major source of employment for tens of millions of people. Rice, jute, vegetables, fish, and livestock farming shape the daily rhythm of the countryside. Agriculture contributes approximately 11% of Bangladesh’s GDP and employs around…
Farming has always demanded knowledge, patience, and hard work — but the tools available to farmers are changing faster today than at any point in living memory. A farmer can now check tomorrow’s rainfall on a phone, test soil before choosing fertiliser, receive a crop disease diagnosis from a photo, sell produce to buyers in…
Agriculture remains the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy and the livelihood of a large share of its population, yet the sector has long struggled with fragmented supply chains, limited access to formal finance, and outdated farming practices. Over the past decade, a new generation of technology-driven companies has begun changing that picture. From apps that diagnose…