Tag: Agricultural Mechanization

Agricultural mechanization generates higher productivity, prevents loss of crops, and is key to sustainable transformation in agriculture.

Agricultural mechanization in Bangladesh is vital since the sector contributes 11.66% to the GDP and employs 45.3% of the workforce.

Horticulture can be a key sector powering Bangladesh forward to become a middle income country by 2026. However, there are still challenges lingering in different parts of the supply chain.

Bangladesh-Netherlands Agri-Business Conclave aims to create collaboration with Bangladeshi entrepreneurs by sharing knowledge and technology.

Investments in manufacturing and service sectors have rapidly increased, however, agricultural cash crops of Bangladesh remain vital.

Bangladesh rice industry may not contribute as much to GDP as it used to but it remains crucial for food security and rural development.

For a country where 2 out of every 5 people work in agriculture, agro-processing holds tremendous value but is yet to achieve its full potential.

In a world where data talks, industries need to leverage data for the greater good. The case for data-driven agriculture is no different.