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Kurigram introduces card system to control fertilizer distribution

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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The Department of Agricultural Extension in Kurigram is preparing to introduce temporary ‘Soil Health Protection Cards’ for farmers during the upcoming Robi season, which runs from mid-October to mid-March. This initiative aims to bring discipline to fertilizer distribution and prevent non-farmers from collecting fertilizer for black-market sales. The move follows widespread complaints regarding fertilizer distribution during the ongoing Aman season, including allegations of collusion between dealers and retailers.

From thedailystar.net

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The introduction of the card system represents a major regulatory shift in agricultural supply chains within Kurigram. By requiring official identification for fertilizer purchases, the department seeks to stabilize the agricultural base and curb illegal market activities. Preparations are underway, with block supervisors currently compiling lists of genuine farmers.

From thedailystar.net

Who's involved

  • Abdullah Al MamunDeputy Director of the Department of Agricultural Extension in Kurigram
  • KurigramLocation where the fertilizer distribution controls are being implemented

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