Circular farming– tag –
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A woman farmer in her 70s in Hanoi's Noi Bai: 2 billion dong in annual sales from earthworm compost and a 3-star OCOP
In a corner of Noi Bai, Hanoi, a female farmer in her 70s is using earthworms (giun que) to restore poor land into fields where crops will grow. She runs GHT Farm. Having enlisted in 1971 and spent more than 30 years in the military before returning to farming, she feeds livestock manure to earthworms to turn it into compost, and uses that compost to grow crops again... -
A one-handed disabled veteran grows dwarf coconut—is Dong Nai's circular farm a sourcing candidate?
At an orchard in Dong Nai province in southern Vietnam, short dwarf palms are bearing fruit heavily on their branches. The orchard is run by a disabled war veteran who, despite having lost his right hand, has stood in the fields for half a century. The local outlet "Dan Viet" praised it as "lam nong tu te" (honest farming)... -
Shrimp heads sweeten the watermelon: 30 years of sandy-soil circular farming on Co To Island
On the outlying island of Co To in Quang Ninh province in northern Vietnam, there is a family that has spent 30 years practicing a method of turning shrimp heads into compost and returning it to the sandy seaside watermelon fields. Reported on July 3, 2026, by Nong nghiep Moi truong, a specialist paper affiliated with Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the fields draw tourists who visit the island... -
Drought land turns into raw-material fields: Vietnamese sorghum targets the Middle East through Halal
Vietnam's QHC Group has signed a first export contract worth US$5 million for processed sorghum products with Malaysia's Antah Group. We unpack the circular model that turns dry land into raw-material fields, and its halal compliance, from the perspective of Japanese ingredient sourcing.
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