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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. -
The Vietnamese Bau May cooperative that splits pepper into six forms: what can Japanese raw-material sourcing use?
On September 24, 2026, the Vietnamese daily Nhan Dan featured the pepper-growing area of Hoa Hiep village, Ho Chi Minh City. The protagonist is the "Bau May Agriculture, Trade and Tourism Cooperative" (Hop tac xa Nong nghiep - Thuong mai - Du lich Bau May), which stopped shipping black pepper as raw material in sacks and, mil... -
Abandoning a dirty river to pipe seawater 5 km: Nghe An's 55 hectares of shrimp remain on uncertain land contracts
In Quynh Anh, Nghe An province in north-central Vietnam, a shrimp farmer who laid about 5 km of seawater pipeline at his own expense 15 years ago was featured. Hoang Xuan Tin, head of the Loc Thuy Aquaculture Cooperative (HTX Nuoi trong thuy san Loc Thuy)... -
A university-educated Tai woman returns home to build a Lai Chau honey cooperative with nine villagers
In the mountains of Lai Chau province in northwestern Vietnam, a woman who returned to her hometown instead of moving to the city runs a beekeeping cooperative. Lo Thanh Xuan (born 1994), a Tai woman living in Ban Khoang, Muong Than village, came back to the village holding a university degree in rural development... -
Ha Tinh's Phu Ha cooperative establishes habanero production: a rare chili at 170,000 dong per kg
The Phu Ha cooperative in Thuan Loc village, Ha Tinh province, has established production of the Mexican-origin super-hot chili habanero on 0.7 hectares and sells it at about 170,000 VND/kg, several times the price of ordinary chili. According to a report carried by the local agriculture magazine Nong nghiep Moi truong on July 26, 2026, it is the first commercial cultivation in the north-central region...
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