A software engineer's leap from the office to the open field — and the family building a life there.
After ten years working as a software engineer, Md Abdus Salam decided to walk away from the corporate routine and chase a different kind of dream — living with nature, growing his own food, and becoming truly self-sufficient. He started filming that journey in June 2020.
What began as a handful of videos around his home in Saturia, Manikganj has grown into one of Bangladesh's most-watched village-life channels, followed by millions of people across YouTube and Facebook who tune in to watch his family's farm, garden and everyday village moments unfold.
Rather than promising unrealistic income from farming, Doyel Agro shows the real picture — the losses as well as the gains — so viewers can see what small-scale farming actually looks like, one honest video at a time.
To live self-sufficiently with nature — growing our own food — while sharing that journey honestly with everyone who watches.
"নিরাপদ খাদ্য হোক সবার অধিকার" — safe food is everyone's right. We believe a life connected to the land is worth sharing.
We show the real ups and downs of farming, not just the highlight reel.
Growing our own food and living close to nature, one season at a time.
Helping neighbours and people in need around Manikganj whenever we can.
Every video is part of our family's story, filmed for our son Rihan to look back on one day.
Abdus Salam publishes his first videos from around his home in Saturia, Manikganj, documenting his shift toward self-sufficient living.
The channel grows to nearly 2 million YouTube subscribers and over 2.5 million Facebook followers, with more than 1.4 billion total views.
From rooftop garden harvests to son Rihan's birthdays, life at Doyel Agro continues to unfold on camera, almost every day.