Experts in Bangladesh are pushing for smart agriculture to boost productivity and benefit farmers by connecting them directly with consumers through digital platforms, reducing reliance on middlemen. Dr. Md Shahiduzzaman from Bangladesh Agricultural University highlights that this approach could disrupt price-fixing syndicates, improve livelihoods, and create a sustainable agricultural future. Source and details of the news
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