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Đồng Nai calls on investment in agricultural projects The southern province of Đồng Nai is giving the green light to foreign and domestic businesses to develop 52 agricultural production chain projects.
10/10/2019
Đồng Nai to increase cocoa cultivation area The southeastern province of Đồng Nai expects to grow an additional 500ha of cocoa by 2018, bringing the total area of cocoa in the province to 1,000ha.
25/02/2017
Đồng Nai invested heavily in hi-tech shrimp farming Đồng Nai plans to invest hundreds of billion dong in building a high technology shrimp farming
18/02/2020
Đồng Nai aims to save pig farming industry The Đồng Nai’s administration on Thursday discussed measures to rescue the southern province’s pig-farming industry following the precipitous drop in the prices
08/05/2017
Pepper in many Dong Nai areas reaches organic standards About 3.5 million hectares of pepper grown in the southern province of Dong Nai recently received a certificate for organic farming standards
03/11/2018
Price fluctuations trouble for farmers in Đồng Nai Fluctuations in the price of farm produce, due to a lack of long-term production planning and sustainable markets, are causing problems for many farmers in Đồng
11/03/2017
Vietnamese chicken breasts to be exported to Japan ĐỒNG NAI – The first batch of processed chicken breasts of a Đồng Nai-based poultry company will be sold in Japan in July.
22/02/2017
Dong Nai exports more than 800 tons of pepper to Germany, Netherlands The Cooperative coordinated with 1,500 households to ensure a stable supply of large shipments of peppercorns at the required quality standards
18/12/2017
The giant tiger shrimp hub on the Đồng Nai’s laterite soil mountain Trà Cổ commune is proceeding the plan of advertising its specialty local giant tiger shrimp in local tourism destinations and restaurants.
21/03/2020
Đồng Nai Seafood production value reaches 2.1 trillion dong Seafood exports of ĐồngNai reaches nearly 2.1 trillion VND per year and total seafood volume is 59.5 thousand tons.
29/03/2019