National Agromet Weather & Crop Advisory

Krishi Abohawa & Farming Guidance

Nationwide crop advisories, root-zone soil moisture, irrigation schedules, spray timing, and flood alerts for all 64 districts of Bangladesh.

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Current Bangladesh Agricultural Season

Kharif-2 Season (Monsoon)

July – October

Peak transplanting window for Aman paddy. Ensure field drainage channels remain clear during heavy rains.

Key Seasonal Crops
Transplanted Aman PaddyJute RettingChilliMonsoon Vegetables
Official BMD & DAE Agromet Advisory

Today's National Agricultural Advisory

Updated: Thursday, September 10, 2026

With active monsoon conditions bringing light to moderate rainfall across central, eastern, and southern Bangladesh, farmers are advised to maintain efficient drainage in transplanted Aman paddy fields to avoid standing water submergence. Continuous cloud cover and high humidity create favorable conditions for fungal diseases such as blast in rice and damping-off in vegetable nurseries. Application of chemical fertilizers and pesticides should be suspended immediately prior to expected rainfall events. Harvesting of matured vegetables and seasonal fruits should be completed during clear intervals and stored in safe, dry locations.

River Discharge & Flood Outlook

With moderate rainfall forecast over the next 3 to 4 days (up to 9 mm daily), water levels in major river basins are expected to remain stable, with low risk of immediate riverine flooding. However, low-lying agricultural zones in the northeastern haor regions and coastal belts should remain vigilant against localized waterlogging. Farmers in these areas are advised to maintain functional drainage channels to prevent water accumulation in vegetable beds and newly transplanted Aman fields.

7-Day Rainfall & Soil Moisture

The 7-day forecast indicates active precipitation during the first half of the week (accumulating up to 20 mm over four days) followed by a distinct dry spell. Soil moisture levels are currently near saturation due to the 96% relative humidity and recent rains. Farmers should suspend supplemental irrigation during the initial wet phase but prepare for scheduled irrigation towards the end of the week as dry, sunny conditions set in and temperatures rise.

Temperature & Pest Risk Analysis

Maximum temperatures will fluctuate between 31.1°C and 33.4°C, while minimum temperatures will hover around 25°C to 26°C. High ambient humidity (96%) coupled with warm daytime temperatures creates a highly conducive microclimate for fungal pathogens. Farmers must monitor Aman rice for Rice Blast and Sheath Blight, and watch for early signs of damping-off or late blight in vegetable nurseries.

Seasonal Crop Guidance

Aman rice is currently in the vegetative to tillering stage, requiring close monitoring for weed control and pest management. Early winter vegetables (cauliflower, cabbage, radish) are in the seedling/nursery stage. Jute retting is mostly complete, and land preparation for winter pulses and oilseeds should begin as the soil dries later this week.

Special Field Action Items

  • 1Ensure clear drainage bunds and channels in Aman paddy fields across Sylhet, Chattogram, and Dhaka divisions to prevent localized waterlogging.
  • 2Delay fertilizer and pesticide application in fields where rainfall probability exceeds 70% to avoid wash-off losses.
  • 3Monitor vegetable nurseries closely for fungal infections caused by high relative humidity and apply approved fungicides during dry spells.
  • 4Maintain adequate aeration and water level management in commercial aquaculture ponds to prevent oxygen depletion during prolonged overcast periods.
  • 5Ensure harvested rainfed crops are kept elevated and covered with waterproof sheets to protect against moisture spoilage.
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Irrigation Management

Postpone irrigation during the first 3 days of forecast rainfall; clear drainage paths to prevent waterlogging in low-lying fields.

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Pest & Disease Control

Apply preventive copper oxychloride or mancozeb fungicides on vegetable crops during dry intervals to combat fungal infections.

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Harvesting & Storage

Delay harvesting of mature summer crops until the dry spell begins mid-week to ensure proper sun-drying and storage.

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Fertilizer Application

Avoid top-dressing urea or other nitrogenous fertilizers during active rainfall days to prevent leaching and nutrient loss.

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5 Key Agricultural Weather Factors

Essential weather indicators for optimal crop yields

Temperature

Governs germination & root health

Rainfall

Determines sowing windows & irrigation

Humidity

Drives pest & fungal disease outbreaks

Wind

Affects spray windows & pollination

Evapotranspiration

Controls crop water loss per day

Current Season Crops

Amaranth Leaves

Vegetable Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Stem rot & Flea Beetle damage during sudden rain spells. Avoid stagnant water in beds.

Amla

Fruit Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Amla Rust (Ravenelia) & Caterpillar leaf webber in autumn. Spray Mancozeb upon leaf spotting.

Ash Gourd

Vegetable Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Downy Mildew & Fruit Fly risk during monsoon. Ensure high trellis elevation above ground wetness.

Banana

Fruit Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Sigatoka Leaf Spot & Panama Wilt during humid monsoon. Cut infected leaves and improve soil drainage.

Barley

Cereal Crop
Seed Date: Mid Oct to Nov
Temp Req: 15°C - 25°C
⚠️ Covered Smut & Leaf Rust in cool moist spells. Treat seeds with fungicide prior to sowing.

Basella / Malabar Spinach

Vegetable Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Cercospora Leaf Spot (reddish-purple spots) in high humidity. Remove lower infected leaves.

Bay Leaf

Spice Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ Leaf Spot & Scale Insects in humid shade. Prune inner dense twigs for sunlight.

Bitter Gourd

Vegetable Crop
Seed Date: March to May
Temp Req: 25°C - 35°C
⚠️ High vulnerability to Fruit Fly maggots and Downy Mildew. Use Cuelure pheromone traps.

Why Agrometeorological Advisories Matter to Farmers

Bangladesh's agricultural economy relies heavily on timely weather observations. Monitoring root-zone soil moisture, evapotranspiration rates, and 24-hour pesticide spray windows helps farmers optimize irrigation, prevent pest outbreaks, and protect crop yields against climate risks.

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