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HCMC focusing on hi-tech agriculture

HCMC focusing on hi-tech agriculture

Enduring the negative impacts of the fourth Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, the agriculture sector in Ho Chi Minh City is implementing high technologies for its recovery.
Agricultural production in Mekong Delta amid age of digital transformation

Agricultural production in Mekong Delta amid age of digital transformation

Mekong Delta farmers have been adopting many advanced models in agricultural production, such as growing melons in net houses and hi-tech shrimp farming. Accordingly, pesticide spraying drones, seed sowing machines, and rice transplanters have appeared in some places. Digital transformation is an inevitable trend in the modernization of the agricultural sector because technology helps to enhance productivity and value through effective scaling farming and management systems.
Hi-tech agriculture in HCMC enjoys promising results

Hi-tech agriculture in HCMC enjoys promising results

Thanks to the national targeted program ‘New Rural Development’, in the last 5 years, the living standards of residents in suburban areas of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) have witnessed great improvement. In such a mega city where agriculture only accounts for a small proportion in the city's economic structure, the continuous rise in performance and gross output over one hectare of agricultural land is truly impressive.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc holds working session with Dak Lak leaders (Source: VNA)

Dak Lak should develop green, hi-tech agriculture: PM

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc advised the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak to focus resources on developing green and hi-tech agriculture while holding a working session with provincial leaders as part of his visit to the locality on December 8.


A high-tech nursery in Lam Dong Province. (Photo: VNA/VNS)

Hi-tech agriculture needs better credit policies

Better credit policies and higher consumption of farming products are necessary to ensure efficient use of funds borrowed for high-tech agricultural projects, experts said at a seminar in Hanoi yesterday.