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Agriculture accounts for around one-third of Bangladesh’s gross domestic product and more than 30% of money earned from exporting to other countries. Nearly two-thirds of the country’s population works in agriculture, and around 80% depend on it for their livelihoods. The country’s major crop is rice, planted on 75% of farmland, with the remainder including high-value vegetables, fruits and spices. Pests destroy between 10% and 25% of harvests, despite the estimated 49,000 tonnes of pesticides used by farmers every year.

Plant clinics in Bangladesh: are farmers losing less and feeding more?