Welcome to HSATE
(Hub for Smallholders Agri-Tech Economics)
A research hub advances evidence-based understanding on the economic implications, adoption, diffusion, and policy dimensions of emerging agricultural technologies, particularly precision agriculture, automation, robotics, and renewable energy to support productive, profitable, and sustainable agricultural transformation.
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HSATE
Hub for Smallholders’ Agri-Tech Economics (HSATE) is an academic and research lab at Department of Agricultural Economics in Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The key contact person is Dr. A. K. M. Abdullah Al-Amin, working on the staff of Bangladesh Agricultural University as an Associate Professor.
This research hub primarily concentrates on the economics of agricultural intensification solutions. The prime focus is to guide smallholder farms with evidence-based policy suggestions. Broadly the hub also focuses on large scale and medium scale agricultural economies to link lessons for smallholder farming context.
Notable Publications
Latest News
Social Media
#Bangladesh needs data-driven agricultural decisions to transform into commercially successful industry. @HSATE19
De-risking Bangladesh’s agriculture through digitised farm planning
HSATE presents ISPA’s definition of Precision Agriculture in Bengali, making it accessible to all!
This audio-visual aims to guide stakeholders toward Bangladesh’s vision for smart, mechanized, and sustainable farming.
#PrecisionAgriculture #smallholders #Mechanization
