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Farm co-ops target int’l links Việt Nam wants to enhance co-operation with international organisations to promote the development of agricultural co-operatives,especially in supporting market
10/11/2017
Benefits of corn co-products from wet milling for pigs Researchers have reported that using corn co-products from wet milling can be beneficial to pig diets.
31/03/2017
What do wheat co-products have to offer swine diets? US wheat co-products may have less variation by mill than those in other countries, and the co-product red dog may provide a greater nutritional value
30/05/2018
Saigon Co.op takes northern lychees around the country The Saigon Union of Trading Co-operatives (Saigon Co.op) will buy 500-700 tonnes of thieu lychees, a unique fruit grown in the northern province of Bac Giang
08/07/2019
Kiên Giang develops rice co-operative – company links to ensure demand, supply Kiên Giang Province, the country’s largest rice producer, has taken measures to strengthen co-operation between co-operatives and companies involved in rice
18/08/2020
Cà Mau supports agricultural co-operatives The Cà Mau Province People’s Committee has earmarked VNĐ4 billion (US$172,320) worth of subsidies for seven new-style agricultural co-operatives this year.
04/10/2019
Fiber in rice co-products characterized for swine diets Rice co-products in pig diets add fat and fiber, but too much fiber can decrease energy absorption and digestibility.
05/04/2019
Study supports co-culture of sea cucumbers and snails The co-culture of sandfish sea cucumbers and Babylon snails (Babylonia areolata) looks promising, according to the authors of a new study.
07/02/2020
Cà Mau plans to increase number of agricultural co-operatives The Cà Mau Cooperative Alliance plans to increase the number of agricultural co-operatives to 142 by 2020.
14/09/2018
An Giang Province keen to set up agricultural co-operatives The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of An Giang plans to establish at least 200 new agricultural co-operatives within the next five years.
01/03/2021