Agricultural Investments

Macadamia: ‘Supernumerary actor’ becomes ‘the main role’

From intercropping and planting to cover bare land, macadamia in Dak Lak has now asserted itself as the main source of income for many families.

Shrimp farmers now grasp market information very quickly

To solve the problem of shortage of raw shrimp at certain times of the year, shrimp farmers need to be motivated to boost shrimp production.

Issuing 'identity cards' for shrimp seed

'One breed, two lips, three baits, four skills', is an experience passed on to each other to affirm the importance of seed in aquaculture.

'Golden address' of hi-tech livestock investors

With a favorable climate, land, and quick administrative procedures, Gia Lai is becoming a destination for high-tech livestock investors to 'choose to send gold'.

Scientific achievements on durian trees

Over the past time, the Southern Fruit Research Institute has researched and put into production many scientific and technical advances on durian trees.

Passion fruit covered with thousands: Good price but not worried about consumption, people race to expand the area

Before the fresh passion fruit is exported to China, people are expanding the planting area. This helps to convert crops, bringing economic efficiency.

Growing artichokes, while fostering the ecological environment and collecting billions/ha

Artichoke can be considered as a crop that fosters the ecological environment. In Lam Dong, farmers grow and process artichokes for billions of VND/ha.

Half a century of searching and developing Ngoc Linh ginseng

The moment to find the first Ngoc Linh ginseng in Ngoc Linh Mountain (Kon Tum - Quang Nam) has been half a century. And this discovery has changed the lives of people not only in the village but also on the way to becoming a national brand.

Investing in processing needed to increase farm produce value

Investing in processing technology is important to diversify products and increase farm produce's added value and promote exports, experts have said.

WB and IBRD grant nearly 27 million USD for rice - shrimp project in Mekong Delta

The World Bank and the International Bank for Reconstruction & Development have agreed to provide a loan for a 5,500ha shrimp-rice farming project in the Mekong Delta.

Planting elephant grass to raise ostriches, Bac Giang farmer, sells one for millions of VND

With the determination to establish a business in his homeland, Mr. Nguyen Van Khiem (born in 1981), Ha Long village, Giap Son commune, Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang) has invested in ostrich breeding combined with fattening of commercial goats, bringing highly efficiency economic returns.

Branding for Lao Cai medicinal plants

As a land with many precious medicinal plant varieties, in recent years, Lao Cai province has encouraged people to grow and expand the area of medicinal plants, and at the same time, organize joint activities between farmers, scientists and farmers enterprises, put into trial a number of models of growing and processing medicinal herbs, contributing to raising incomes for ethnic minorities.

How does the durian barn owner in Dak Nong do to make the price of specialty fruit increase more than 2 times?

Mr. Nguyen Xuan Tho, owner of Tho Minh durian barn, Duc Manh commune (Dak Mil district, Dak Nong province) succeeded with frozen durian products for export. In the process of production and business, he has many advantages because he is supported by the authorities at all levels and functional branches, creating all favorable conditions for him.

Ben Tre establishes the country's largest ornamental flower and variety center

Ben Tre province set up the country's largest ornamental flower and variety center in Cho Lach district, supplying 17-25 million plants each year to 63 provinces.

Create new impetus for agriculture

Directly affected by climate change as well as the price of "input" materials for production increased sharply, but in the first 6 months of 2022, agricultural production has achieved many positive results, ensures a safe environment, supply of agricultural products for domestic and export markets. The problem now is to reduce production "input" costs, creating a new driving force to promote agricultural economic development.

A An Giang old farmer develops unique home-grown tourism after COVID-19

From the heavy losses of the COVID-19 epidemic, the old farmer on the land of Cho Moi island has formed the idea of bringing grapes from Ninh Thuan to planting and developing home-grown tourism. Although it has only been open for 3 weeks, this vineyard has been visited by a large number of tourists from near and far to visit, check-in and experience.