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(VAN) With the supports of enterprises and entrepreuners, Lao Cai has strengthened exports of agricultural products, contributing to economic boost of border provinces.
Rice prices keep rising while market activity stays sluggish, and many people are struggling to put food on the table,' a source in Ryanggang province told Daily NK.
Alternate wetting and drying irrigation in rice cultivation contributes to realizing the goal of sustainable, low-emission production under the One Million Hectares of High-Quality Rice project.
(VAN) Reducing emissions from agricultural and food production is a potential solution for Vietnam to implement its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 3.0.
(VAN) Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen continue to strengthen inspection and control of lobster seed circulation in the area, and strictly handle violations.
(VAN) EU countries on Thursday gave final approval to new tariffs on fertilizer imports from Russia, a move aimed at cutting off revenue that could support Moscow’s war in Ukraine, despite concerns ...
(VAN) TTC AgriS and IFC signed a strategic partnership to develop a sustainable agricultural value chain, aiming to achieve the Net Zero target by 2035.
(VAN) The Mekong Delta, Vietnam’s hub for rice, aquaculture, and fruit production, is at an important turning point in its development restructuring process, as the Government’s policy to merge ...
(VAN) Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports to the U.S. are rising sharply, and exporters are hoping that any upcoming reciprocal tariffs will be set at manageable levels.
(VAN) Thanks to the promotion from an FAO-implemented project, vegetable production in greenhouses in Moc Chau has seen strong development, from 1.5 hectares in 2021 to nearly 50 hectares in 2024.
(VAN) According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Van Nha, Director of the RIA III, the development of advanced offshore mariculture is no longer an option but an essential path for Vietnam’s fisheries sector.
(VAN) Mariculture using advanced technology and moving offshore is an inevitable trend, as nearshore areas increasingly reveal limitations.