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Protected horticulture
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Undaunted by failure, net melon in the highlands: a northern greenhouse farmer earning 2.5 billion dong a year
In Tuyen Quang province in northern Vietnam, a farmer in a cool, high-elevation village switched to greenhouse cultivation of net melon and grapes, and the family earns sales of about 2.5 billion dong (about 14.7 million yen) a year. VietnamNet reported this on August 10, 2026. On mountain land once centered on rice and corn, high value-add... -
Running the mushroom beds with a single smartphone: a Gen Z organic black-shimeji farm started at the family home
In Bau Bang district, Binh Duong province in southern Vietnam, Nguyen Thi Thao Nhu (born 2001) grows organic black shimeji (local name nam moi den) while managing it with a smartphone. Sensors constantly measure the temperature, humidity, and hygiene of the growing shed, and... -
In mountains where fields vanish in the rainy season, 7,000 m2 of greenhouses yield 11 crops of year-round vegetables
In the mountainous region of northern Vietnam, when the rainy season comes, open-field vegetable plots get waterlogged by the prolonged rain, and local leafy greens disappear from the markets. A small group of producers in Binh Lu commune, Lai Chau province, at high elevation, has begun filling this "annual shortfall" with greenhouses. In 7,000 square meters of plastic greenhouses, 10... a year... -
Fewer pests and a higher unit price: the double benefit of growing Vietnamese passion fruit in a greenhouse
In the Binh Minh area of Tay Ninh province in southern Vietnam, the farmer Nguyen Tuan Anh built a greenhouse (nha mang) of about 1,000 square meters and grows about 200 honey-variety passion fruit plants to European organic standards. Local media call this effort the "double benefit (loi ich k... -
Three crops a year on 500 m2 for 200–300 million dong in profit: how Ha Tinh's "Korean melon" makes money
A woman farmer in Ha Tinh province in central Vietnam grows Korean melon three crops a year in a 500 m2 greenhouse. We interpret the real picture of protected horticulture that earns through turnover, from the perspective of Japanese imports and growing-area partnerships. -
In Moc Chau, Son La province, a 35-year-old man runs a Korea- and FAO-backed smart greenhouse—harvesting 18 tonnes of bell peppers for a gross profit of 20 million yen
On the Moc Chau plateau in Son La province, 35-year-old Vu Van Hieu realized greenhouse bell-pepper cultivation using a "next-generation smart farming" project backed by the FAO and the South Korean government. He harvested 18 tonnes from 1,836 square meters, securing a gross profit of about 20 million yen in three months. -
What is successful protected horticulture in Vietnamese agriculture? The benefits of adoption and seven practical points
An explanation of the adoption benefits and practical points of successful protected horticulture in Vietnam. We introduce the latest greenhouse-cultivation technology that delivers high returns.
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