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Samdrup Jongkhar farmers get mini power tillers under cost-sharing, aims to enhance farm productivity

Samdrup Jongkhar farmers get mini power tillers under cost-sharing, aims to enhance farm productivity

Labour shortages remain a major challenge for farmers in the country. To ease this burden, experienced and trained farmers in Samdrup Jongkhar received mini power tillers under a cost-sharing scheme. The initiative aims to improve farm productivity and encourage mechanisation. Through the scheme, 10 farmers who are recognised as "Lead and Progressive" farmers received a mini power tiller each recently....

Strengthening farmers, securing food: Climate and Resilient Agriculture Conference concludes

Strengthening farmers, securing food: Climate and Resilient Agriculture Conference concludes

Globally, there are nearly 500 million farm households or farming families, most of which are small and have limited capacity to adapt to climate change. Yet, these households are responsible for producing almost 80 per cent of the food, making them crucial to food systems. In Bhutan, the Climate and Resilient Agriculture for Sustainable Development Conference aimed at placing these...

Bhutan’s three OTT platforms merge to strengthen local content and boost global reach

Bhutan’s three OTT platforms merge to strengthen local content and boost global reach

High capital costs, a small market, and limited growth opportunities have slowed the development of Over-the-Top or OTT platforms in the country. To address these challenges, the country’s three licensed OTT platforms, Samuh, Shangreela, and Songyala, are merging into one under the brand name ‘Samuh+Shangreela”. The founders and CEOs of the three platforms signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise...

CCAA’s investigation reveals financial and operational lapses at country’s sole beef supplier

CCAA’s investigation reveals financial and operational lapses at country’s sole beef supplier

An investigation into Penjor Slaughterhouse in Tsirang, the country’s sole beef supplier, has revealed several operational issues, including pricing irregularities, use of personal bank accounts, poor hygiene and outdated slaughter practices, among others. The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) released its findings yesterday. The investigation followed after Thimphu meat vendors filed complaints against the facility about unfair pricing, hygiene...

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