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Growing regions & local information
Agricultural conditions across Vietnam
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Agricultural conditions across Vietnam
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A farmer born in 1997 switched 1.3 ha of vegetables to sweet yellow passion fruit
In D'ran commune, Lam Dong province, a farmer born in 1997 converted 1.3 ha of vegetables. The first harvest brings daily sales of 5-10 trieu dong. Behind it is a 50-household, 50 ha chain with roughly 3.96 million yen of equipment per hectare and its own nursery. -
A 3 ha cassava hillside becomes a passion fruit trellis, and payback is decided by unit price
In Ea Rieng commune, Dak Lak province, a cassava hillside is converted to passion fruit. Against an initial investment of 200-250 trieu dong per hectare, the selling price is 10,000-20,000 dong/kg. The cumulative volume needed to recoup it differs twofold depending on the unit price. -
Vietnam takes 9 of the 10 international slots at a Robusta competition, and the unit price to Japan rises 3.9-fold
At the 3rd World Robusta competition, Vietnam held 9 of the 10 international slots in the Top 20 finals. The unit price of Vietnamese green beans bought by Japan has risen 3.86-fold, from 143 yen/kg in 2010 to 552 yen/kg in 2024. -
A woman who sold her house to build a tea factory: 80 billion dong in annual sales, with an average unit price of 320 yen per kilo
A woman in Lai Chau province who bought a struggling tea company and sold her home to build a processing plant. We follow with figures why a region with 600 contracted households and 70 tonnes a day sells to Pakistan and Taiwan at an average of 320 yen per kilo. -
Dropping acacia for lemongrass: 80 million dong in profit from 1 hectare in the Quang Ngai hills
On September 24, 2026, Bao Nong nghiep va Moi truong, a daily affiliated with Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, reported a crop switch in Son Mai village, Quang Ngai province. In Bieu Qua hamlet, a farmer who switched 1 hectare that had been planted with acacia (keo) to lemongrass (sa), after deducting expenses... -
Vietnam's 190,000 hectares of shrimp-rice: splitting the year between saltwater and freshwater, and the timing of planting and sourcing
On September 21, 2026, the Vietnamese seafood-specialist site tepbac.com published a technical article reorganizing practice from "doing it at the same time" to "doing it at the right time." It uses "tom - lua," which runs shrimp and rice in the same field, as an example of splitting the year between saltwater and freshwater, and from there proposes staggering the stocking timing for improved-extensive ponds... -
Breeding 30,000 parasitic wasps against coconut pests: Vietnam aims to cut pesticides across 6 Mekong sites and 12 hectares
The Southern Plant Protection Center, under the Department of Crop Production and Plant Protection (Cuc Trong trot va Bao ve thuc vat) of Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, will operate biological pest-control application sites for coconut in 2026 at six locations in Dong Thap province, Vinh Long province, and Can Tho City, across a total area of 12 hectares. About 30,000 parasitic wasps, and earwigs... -
A first vessel from China arrives at Can Tho port; on the return leg, 80 containers of rice bran
On the afternoon of September 24, 2026, a container ship arrived at Cai Cui wharf in Can Tho City. It came from Nanning port in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, passing through the Binh Luc canal. It carried 153 containers of general goods. And on the return leg, the Vietnamese side will load 80 containers of rice bran... -
Over 10 hectares of durian wither in Gia Lai; with the cause unidentified, farmers turn to coffee
In Chu Prong commune (xa Chu Prong), Gia Lai province in Vietnam's Central Highlands, durian gardens that were meant to be awaiting harvest are being felled one after another. A Vietnamese agriculture-and-environment newspaper (Nong nghiep va Moi truong) dated September 23, 2026 reported that in Hoang Yen and Bat villages, a provisional tally of more than 10 hectares of trees... -
2,300 seedlings to four households: can Lao Cai's 2 hectares of Thai-type custard apple sell?
In the mountains of northern Vietnam, planting has begun of a fruit whose name is rarely heard in Japanese raw-material sourcing. In three hamlets of Bao Nhai commune, Lao Cai province, 2,300 suitable seedlings of the Thai-type custard apple "Na Hoang Hau" were distributed to four poor and near-poor households and are now being grown across a total of 2 hectares. Agriculture-and-environment...
