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A team of researchers at Bangladesh Agricultural University has developed an eco-friendly fungicide called PG Trichoderma using a native fungus, Trichoderma asperellum. This innovation reduces chemical fertilizer use by 20-25% while increasing crop yields. The fungicide also acts as an organic fertilizer, improving soil health by controlling acidity and salinity. Field trials showed significant benefits, including disease control and cost savings for farmers. The product is now in pilot production and nearing commercial registration, promising safer food and environmental sustainability.

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n/a 09 Aug 25

Innovation of Environmentally Friendly Fungicide

Although food production in Bangladesh has increased, the uncontrolled use of pesticides has posed serious risks to health and the environment. These toxic pesticides harm human health, soil, water, and the overall environment. Among pesticides used in the country, fungicides account for the largest share at 45-46%, followed by insecticides at 33% and herbicides at 20-21%. Most of these spread into the soil, water, and air. To address this problem, for the first time in Bangladesh, a team of researchers from Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) has developed a crop yield enhancer and environmentally friendly fungicide using entirely local technology and microorganisms.


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