Agriculture

Photo: MoAL To strengthen investment and partnerships in Bhutan’s agrifood sector, several Memoranda of Understanding were signed between Bhutanese and...

Farmers of Namthig–Yerphel Chiwog in Trashi Yangtse’s Yalang Gewog have long cultivated Sichuan pepper or Thingye mainly for self-consumption. However,...

The finance ministry will maintain the current 90% tax concession on wetlands and the 50 per cent concession on cultivated...

At the Bhutan Agrifood Trade and Investment Forum 2.0 or BATIF 2.0, three international private investors presented proposals highlighting why...

The hailstorm that struck Tsirang last month damaged cereals, vegetables, and fruit trees belonging to over 450 households in the...

The government may reconsider the requirement of at least 30 acres to receive chain-link fencing support. The move comes after...

The National Council expressed concerns over slow and delayed implementation of some resolutions adopted during its previous session, particularly on...

Bhutan exported more than 10 thousand metric tonnes of agricultural produce between January and April this year. According to the...

Farmers in Haa district will have a secure market for their apples starting this year. This is following a new...

Villagers of Wangphu in Samdrup Jongkhar are looking forward to a successful paddy cultivation season with a newly constructed concrete...