Agrinews
Addressing the risk of polluted irrigation water
A recent study published by the Water Research Commission highlights the urgent need for identifying on-farm treatment options to help reduce the high levels
- Vietnam changes farming methods to adapt to climate change
- Fruit, vegetable exports bounce back in April
- Rice farmers switch to corn as fresh water supply shrinks
- Biological wine farmer achieves twice regional average yield
- Tea industry needs to focus on quality
- Dragon fruit price breaks record due to prolonged hot weather
- Cần Thơ calls for Canadian investment in high-tech agriculture
- BASF’s light stabiliser for greenhouse films helps Vietnamese farmers
Agrinews
Rice export decline highlights need for strategy shift
Rice producers and exporters must professionalize investment in accordance with market demand and adopt appropriate production orientation in light of declining
Firm helps Laos build livestock information system for epidemic control
Build a herd management and information system for urgent epidemic prevention through smart phones, amidst the spreading African swine fever in the region.
Lộc Trời Group and Tấn Vương Food JSC to export 84,000 tonnes…
Lộc Trời Group and Tấn Vương Food Joint Stock Company will export 84,000 tonnes of rice per year to China.
Mekong farmers make organic switch to improve business
More and more farmers and entrepreneurs in the Mekong Delta are realising that new organic farming models help increase their income.
Vietnam, China look to increase rice trade cooperation
A conference to seek methods towards boosting rice trade cooperation between Vietnam and China was held in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang on May 9.
India rice rates extend slide; Vietnam eyes China, Egypt deals
Rice export prices in top exporter India fell for a fifth consecutive week on low demand and domestic currency weakness, while traders in Vietnam looked for pro
Agricultural products that meet standards will be easier to consume
On May 8, Director of Long An Department of Industry and Trade - Le Minh Duc chaired the working session with some departments, local authorities, businesses
Asia Coffee: Vietnam domestic prices hit six-year low
Vietnam’s domestic coffee prices fell to the lowest level in six years on Thursday following a decline on the ICE.
Pepper prices take nosedive
Pepper growers around the country continue to see losses as pepper prices have dropped sharply to VND41,000 per kilogram, officials said.
Precision farming, new technology and an eye for opportunity
Jozua has been piloting fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters since 1987. When the first GPS technology was introduced to civilian aviation, he immediately realis
Peppercorn exports: volume up, value down
Vietnam exported 32,000 tonnes of peppercorn worth 80 million USD in April 2019, up 19.3 percent in volume but down 6.4 percent in value compared
University sets up station to monitor greenhouse gas emissions
The University of Science under the Vietnam National University-HCM City has set up the first greenhouse gas monitoring station in the buffer zone