Agriculture

Bhutanese agricultural and indigenous products continue to face long-standing challenges in accessing international markets due to the absence of international-standard...

The country’s agriculture and livestock sector recorded a strong performance in the third quarter of this year. There was an...

The second edition of the Dagap Farm Festival concluded yesterday, drawing mixed reactions from the public due to low customer...

After a six-year hiatus, the Dagap Farm Festival has returned in Dagana showcasing a wide range of local agricultural and...

A new flavour may soon reach Bhutanese coffee cups. Farmers in Gazawoong, Pema Gatshel, are celebrating their first successful coffee...

Some Assembly members raised concerns over the effectiveness of the cost-sharing mechanism. They said it has not adequately benefited economically...

Concerns over manpower shortage in education, health, and agriculture across the country dominated the National Assembly’s question hour session today....

Chilli growers of Bedengphu–Merdag Chiwog in Kangpara Gewog, Trashigang have been left disappointed because of poor production this season. Chilli...

The use of agricultural machinery has transformed traditional farming. In Bhutan, where farmers work on steep terrains and fragile ecosystems,...

The National Assembly unanimously adopted the Cooperatives and Farmer Groups Bill of Bhutan 2025 today. They decided to allow district...