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Our Soil is healthy because we don’t use chemical fertilizer
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Our Soil is healthy because we don’t use chemical fertilizer

Samuyel Hasda, from Ghior, Manikganj Spice crops like coriander have been used since ancient times. Coriander … Our Soil is healthy because we don’t use chemical fertilizerRead more

March 17, 2025March 17, 2025•Posted inNews and Analysis•BARCIK, Chemical fertilizers, Farmers, Soil
We produce vegetable throughout the year without using chemical fertilizers
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We produce vegetable throughout the year without using chemical fertilizers

By Shayamel Hasda, from Ghior, Manikganj BARCIK recently organized an experience-sharing visit at the Notakhola Agroecology … We produce vegetable throughout the year without using chemical fertilizersRead more

March 10, 2025March 10, 2025•Posted inFeature•BARCIK, Chemical fertilizers, Shotobari model, Vegetable

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