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  Agriculture Budget, Farmers Budget- Agriculture of Bangladesh: Problem, Possibility and Things to be done, titled recommendations submitted to the Government: Yet again, for the very first time in Bangladesh, after the field-seminars, regulated in various parts of the country, Shykh Seraj tried to implement a substantial idea. On 25th June, 2007, Shykh Seraj presented 21 recommendations to the Finance and Planning Ministry, based upon the information and experience, gathered from the field-level research conducted by him and his research team members. In that programme Adviser, and eminent Economist, Education, Planning specialist and farmers from around the country were present. In brief the 21 recommendations were as such: Fertilizer Distribution System Granule Urea LCC Drum Seeder Seed Security Food Security & Rice Research Agricultural Research and Extension Sound Mingling of Agriculture and Extension Departments Activation of the wings and projects of the Agriculture Extension Department Hybrid Issue and the Position of the Government Land and water-area rehabilitation Empowerment of BRDB Safeguarding the Poultry Industry Specific Policies for the Fisheries Sector Active Enterprises to be taken, considering the enormous sea and water-boundary resources. To implement the rural bursary for rural and agricultural development Farmers Organization Agricultural Steps in Natural Adversity Taking initiative to bring back the Bio-ingredients in soil, ie Bio-Agriculture To <b>...</b>
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  Our Daily Bread (Mar.4) - What Brin...
  After studying the effect of the post-World War II economic boom in Japan, Richard Easterlin concluded that monetary growth does not always bring more satisfaction. More recently, economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers conducted surveys in more than 100 nations and concluded that life satisfaction is highest in the richest countries. So whos right? Lets check with the writer of Ecclesiastes. He should know! He was a truly rich man (2:8). He had the means to try everything in this world—and he did! He gave himself to pleasure (vv.1-3), grand projects (vv.4-8), entertainment (v.8), and hard work (vv.10-11). But he concluded that it was all vanity and grasping for the wind. There was no profit under the sun (v.11). Lasting satisfaction doesnt come from possessing tangible things like savings accounts and material goods. Recent events have shown that these things can suddenly lose value. To find true happiness, we have to find it in Someone who is not from under the sun. And that is our Savior, Jesus. Hymnwriter Floyd Hawkins wrote: Ive discovered the way of gladness, Ive discovered the way of joy, Ive discovered relief from sadness. . . . When I found Jesus, my Lord. Only He can give joy that is full (John 15:11). — CP Hia Take the world, but give me Jesus, All its joys are but a name; But His love abideth ever, Through eternal years the same. —Crosby To know happiness, get to know Jesus
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  Our Daily Bread (Feb.28) - The Coun...
  In the book Another Country, author Mary Pipher met with people in their seventies, eighties, and nineties who were confronting many different life situations. I wanted . . . to understand the country of old age, Pipher writes. We are not organized in a way that makes aging easy. The root problem, she observed, is that young and old have become segregated, to the detriment of both groups. This social trend is not necessarily intentional. But many people do ignore and shirk their responsibilities for the elderly. In Jesus day, the Pharisees found creative ways to avoid their family duties. In Mark 7:9-13, Jesus rebuked their common practice of dedicating their material possessions to God (declaring them as Corban) rather than using their assets to provide for their parents. Their tradition had violated the commandment to honor their father and their mother. Our children, work, and church activities can pull us in many directions. But that doesnt excuse us from honoring our aging parents by making provision for their needs, as much as we are able (1 Tim. 5:8). When the time comes for us to enter the country of old age, lets hope weve set the right example for our own children to follow. — Dennis Fisher Providing for our parents needs With loving words and selfless deeds Is what the Lord expects of those Who try to follow where He leads. —Sper Honoring our parents is learned by example
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  Our Daily Bread (Feb.24) - Being Re...
  An antique dealer thought the wrinkled old baseball card she found might be worth $10. After posting it on ebay, she began to wonder if it might be more valuable than she had thought. She removed the posting and consulted a professional evaluator who confirmed that the photo on the 1869 card showed the Cincinnati Red Stockings, the first professional baseball team in the US. The card sold for more than $75000. Mike Oseguedas article in The Fresno Bee said that even though the card was creased and discolored, the most important thing was its authenticity—it was real. Paul and his companions suffered greatly while spreading the gospel. In 2 Corinthians 6, he listed their outward trials, their inward traits, and their spiritual resources (vv.4-7). Try to imagine the circumstances in which all these things interacted—beatings, patience, prison, kindness, distresses, love. Although broken physically, depleted emotionally, and tested spiritually, the authenticity of their faith in Christ clearly shone through. As sorrowful, yet always rejoicing; as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing, and yet possessing all things (v.10). In our walk with Christ, theres no substitute for spiritual authenticity—being real. — David C. mccasland O to be like Thee! O to be like Thee, Blessed Redeemer, pure as Thou art; Come in Thy sweetness, come in Thy fullness; Stamp Thine own image deep on my heart. —Chisholm Theres no substitute for being real
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  Pope: let no African go without dai...
  Pope Benedict XVI closed the Second Special Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for Africa today with Mass in St. Peters Basilica. In his Homily, the Holy Father said the global development model should be renewed so that it is able "to include all peoples and not only those already adequately equipped." The Pope said globalization "is a human reality" that may be modified, and that the Church "works with its personalist and communitarian vision to guide the process in terms of real authentically human relations, of fraternity and sharing." The Church, said Pope Benedict, is also committed to working with all available means to see that no African goes without his daily bread. A call to stre ...