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Vietnam: Growers reap rewards of high-tech growing methods

Hao Anh Agricultural Cooperative, specializing in cultivating and processing the Seng Cu rice variety, is among the pioneers in applying high-tech solutions in production in Lao Cai Province. From an initial area of 20.5 hectares, the cooperative now operates across hundreds of hectares, generating more than 9 billion VND (344,300 USD) in 2024.

Specifically for Seng Cu rice, the cooperative has partnered with 63 farming households to cultivate 387 hectares using scientific techniques, from seed selection and preservation to hiring engineers to oversee soil preparation, water management, and fertilization in accordance with precise dosages and seasonal timing. As a result, both the yield and quality of Seng Cu rice have significantly improved. Additionally, the cooperative has invested 4.5 billion VND (172,100 USD) in harvesting machinery, storage, processing, and packaging equipment.

Pham Thi Hao, Director of Hao Anh Agricultural Cooperative, stated that after successfully establishing the Seng Cu rice brand, the cooperative has consistently maintained quality control, guiding farmers in the raw material zones to apply safe production practices and use pesticides properly. Product samples are analyzed periodically and only released to market upon meeting safety standards.

Choosing to develop local specialties and apply high-tech production methods is also the strategy of Hong Phat Organic Agricultural Cooperative, based in Kim Binh Commune, Tuyen Quang Province.

Read more at Nhan Dan