Rapid spoilage from heat and rain, and a chronic shortage of storage facilities have combined to push farmers in major producing regions of Pabna and Faridpur deep into losses this season, following record yields.
3 July 2026, 00:00 AM
Sukanta Halder
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Ahmed Humayun Kabir
Suzit Kumar Das
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