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Solar power to transform farm irrigation in Bhutan

With unpredictable monsoon patterns challenging traditional farming, a new report suggests Bhutan must fundamentally rethink its irrigation methods, advocating for solar-powered…

  • Published: July 23, 20257:58 am
  • Author Yangyel Lhaden
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Illegal fishing, overfishing push Philippine fish stocks to historic lows: advocacy group

The warning comes at a critical time: municipal fisheries production, once the backbone of the country’s coastal food supply, has now dropped to its lowest level in over 20…

  • Published: July 23, 20257:56 am
  • Author Cristina Eloisa Baclig
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India keen to strike trade deal with US but wary about crossing red lines on agriculture, dairy

India is hesitant about broad tariff reductions due to farmers' political influence and concerns over competition with large US agri-businesses.

  • Published: July 22, 20258:30 am
  • Author Nirmala Ganapathy
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More stingrays, fewer sharks for sale at Singapore’s fishery ports, say researchers

Now, research by independent shark and stingray researchers Naomi Clark-Shen and Kathy Xu shows that stingrays, too, could be suffering from overharvesting.

  • Published: July 21, 20252:08 pm
  • Author Angelica Ang
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Egg prices in Bhutan soar as shortage hits local markets

While the "One-Child, One-Egg" initiative, launched in February and having delivered about 2.4 million eggs since, has been transforming school nutrition by providing eggs to…

  • Published: July 21, 202510:27 am
  • Author Yangyel Lhaden
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Depopulation complicates Japan’s rice policy; needs of farmers, consumers have diverged

The number of people whose primary occupation is in the agriculture industry has halved over the past 25 years, dropping to about 1.1 million. Their average age is 69. The number…

  • Published: July 21, 202510:15 am
  • Author Akihiro Okada
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In Bhutan, fewer hands in field over the years, rice production in steep decline

A recent census attributes this trend to persistent labour shortages, shrinking farmland, and escalating conflict with wildlife.

  • Published: July 21, 20258:05 am
  • Author YK Poudel
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Sheep farming in Bhutan’s Phobjikha declines as youth seek cities, farmers shift crops

Most villagers have now shifted focus to potato cultivation, finding sheep rearing too time-consuming and labour-intensive, while younger generations migrate to urban areas.

  • Published: July 18, 20259:20 am
  • Author Chencho Dema
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Middlemen, extortion push up vegetable prices in Bangladesh: report

The Daily Star obtained a copy of the report, which said middlemen hold significant dominance in the vegetable market, buying produce from farmers at low prices and selling it at…

  • Published: July 15, 202510:38 am
  • Author Sukanta Halder
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Analysis: The bitter reality driving Pakistan’s sugar prices higher

With no effective policy cohesion and regulatory oversight, the burden continues to fall on ordinary citizens who are forced to absorb rising costs amid persistent market…

  • Published: July 14, 202510:23 am
  • Author Mubarak Zeb Khan

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