Women turn abandoned school into farming project in Bhutan
What was once an abandoned institution is slowly becoming a community-led farming project built on hope, survival, and rural resilience.
What was once an abandoned institution is slowly becoming a community-led farming project built on hope, survival, and rural resilience.
11 Bhutanese entrepreneurs showcase local products as Bhutan pushes for bigger export markets.
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At Nu 1.5 million per kilometre, the government is spending heavily on chain-link fencing to curb human-wildlife conflict. But with standard fences failing and costs rising, is…
The ministry urged farmers to immediately strengthen farm biosecurity by restricting visitors, preventing contact between domestic and wild pigs, and ensuring that any kitchen…
As losses mounted, many poultry farmers either reduced production or temporarily exited the sector.
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The multi-million organic farm lies idle today, exposing major gaps in planning, infrastructure, and accountability
Fertiliser application is particularly significant for crops like potatoes and maize, where it is essential for achieving adequate yields.