Agriculture

For nine years, the farm road to Nabar-Philuma chiwog remained incomplete without a motorable bridge, leaving residents cut off every...

Bhutan's Gross Domestic Product has grown by 30 per cent since the start of the 13th Five-Year Plan in July...

Farmers of Dochhukha-Dzomlingthang-Ritsa Chiwog in Punakha’s Guma Gewog are enjoying their best chilli season in years, with timely rain delivering...

Agriculture and Livestock Minister Younten Phuntsho introduced the Livestock Bill in the National Council today. During the introduction, the minister...

With the National Crop and Livestock Insurance Scheme struggling to attract farmers, the National Council members called on the government...

As the National Council reviews the Cooperatives and Farmer Groups Bill of Bhutan 2025, members raised concerns over the minimum...

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...