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ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots | বোরো | Boro | S3 E8

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots| বোরো | Boro | Season-03 Episode-08

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots | বোরো | Boro | S3 E6

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots| বোরো | Boro | Season-03 Episode-06

A decade of history making

An exclusive documentary on Hridoye Mati O Manush, as the program steps into its 10th year of operation

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots | বোরো | Boro | S3 E4

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots| বোরো | Boro | Season-03 Episode-04

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots | বোরো | Boro | S3 E3

ফিরে চল মাটির টানে | Returning to Roots| বোরো | Boro | Season-03 Episode-03

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HRIDOYE MATI O MANUSH (ENGLISH PROMO)

Tobacco gulps down lands in Bandarbans and Cox's Bazar Favorite (23 April, 2010)

Series report on Tobacco farming over arable lands in Bangladesh. This is the fourth news report by Shykh Seraj

Tobacco poisons Baruhash region and its lands (22 April, 2010)

This is the third report of the series reports on 'tobacco aggression over arable lands'. Shykh Seraj visits Baruhash, situated at Tarash upazila in Sirajganj district.

Tobacco grasps rice fields in Bangladesh (20 April, 2010)

Tobacco farming is grasping the arable lands of Bangladesh. Foodcrops are the prime source of our food, not tobacco. If we keep on losing the cultivable lands at the hands of tobacco, then very soon Bangladesh will face severe crisis.

BLRI develops new species of layer chicken

Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (BLRI) has developed a local variety of chicken "BLRI Layer Strain 1" ushering in a new hope in the country to reduce dependence on import of layer chicken to meet the demand of protein.

আনসার আলীর বিদেশি সবজি

A remarkable man...a farmer...an innovative mind fashions great miracles in Bogra as he cultivates foreign vegetables. Watch this documentary to see more of his great works.

Agricultural credit system sees some changes

Commercial farming is quite new to the farmers of Bangladesh. Farmers do their farming and the profits go to the traders- this is quite a prolonged tradition. However, due to natural disasters, ever-decreasing land, price hike of agricultural inputs, and prices for daily commodities going beyond the