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Central Highlands farm products seek markets

Central Highlands farm products seek markets

The Central Highlands has over 5 million hectares of agricultural land. The agricultural development here has many advantages, but the situation of “bumper crops, low prices” and “bad harvest, high prices” occurs in many places. Sometimes, agricultural products even face stagnancy in consumption.
Largest-ever support package to strengthen farmers

Largest-ever support package to strengthen farmers

The Government has just submitted a support package of VND350 trillion (US$15.43 billion) for socio-economic recovery and development to the National Assembly. This is the largest stimulus package in history up to this point, with the expectation that the entire economy will overcome the pandemic, ensuring that no one is left behind.
Solutions needed for agricultural products to no longer call for rescue

Solutions needed for agricultural products to no longer call for rescue

Every time China stops importing agricultural products or when the Covid-19 pandemic happens, several agricultural products are unsalable, then the rescue of them to support farmers will take place repeatedly. According to many experts, the sector needs to accelerate parallel solutions, such as reducing loan interest rates, applying land rental support policies, and providing information on global production, to escape from this situation.
Purple sweet potato prices fall again after short increase

Purple sweet potato prices fall again after short increase

The price of Japanese purple sweet potatoes in Vinh Long and Dong Thap provinces had just increased from VND40,000-VND50,000 per quintal to about VND200,000 per quintal, but in the past few days, it has dropped to about VND100,000 per quintal due to the difficult export situation.
Farmers in the Mekong Delta enjoy a bumper rice crop. (Photo: SGGP)

Rice production in 2020: farmers enjoy good harvest, high prices

From the beginning of this year, the developments in the weather were quite complicated, causing disadvantages for agricultural production. Fortunately, thanks to proactive suitable coping measures, farmers in provinces in the Mekong Delta achieved goods results in the winter-spring rice crop and now are harvesting summer-autumn rice crop with the expectation of good harvest and high price.
Farmers in Cu Lao Dung switch to grow fruits instead of sugar cane to earn more profit (Photo :SGGP)

Farmers in sugar cane islet switch to grow fruits, breed fishes

Once well-known as sugar cane islet in the Mekong Delta with sugar cane fields spreading for miles and miles, Cu Lao Dung District in Soc Trang Province no longer grows sugar cane because prices of sugar cane have dropped drastically for recent years. Farmers here decided to switch to grow other fruits and fish.
Word-imprinted mangoes, a special product of Hau Giang Province's farmers. (Photo: SGGP)

Mekong Delta farmers prepare fruits, flowers for Tet holidays

Mr. Vo Trung Thanh, Chairman of the Shaped Fruits Club in Phu Tri A Hamlet in Phu Tan Commune in Hau Giang Provine’s Chau Thanh District, said that more than 10,000 wine-gourd-shaped pomelos and word-imprinted mangoes have been ordered by dealers across the country.
Dyke breaches, farmers rush to save rice paddies

Dyke breaches, farmers rush to save rice paddies

Despite efforts to fortify the dyke following recent downpours by hundreds of adult members of a village and military soldiers in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak who have been working relentlessly over the past days, a section of dyke in the field in Quang Dien Commune breached and the field was inundated yesterday.

Experts warns farmers to be cautious about raising more pigs

Experts warns farmers to be cautious about raising more pigs

Price of pig leaped again after dropping for a few months making breeders feel eager to raise more pigs for huge profit in Tet holidays ( the Lunar New New Year). however, experts warned breeders to be cautious to avoid risks.