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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... -
Ninh Thuan Province
Vietnamese name Ninh Thuan Area 3,358 km² Population about 620,000 Provincial capital / central city Phan Rang–Thap Cham City Climate semi-arid climate. The region with the least rain in Vietnam (about 700 mm a year). Overview Ninh Thuan Province is the driest region in Vietnam, with annual rainfall of only... -
Central (Trung Bo)
Vietnamese name Trung Bo Area about 96,000 km² Population about 20 million Climate tropical monsoon climate. Characterized by the central region's distinctive heavy-rain and typhoon season from September to November. Overview Central Vietnam is a long, narrow region stretching north to south, sandwiched between the Truong Son Range (the Annamite Range) and the East Sea (the South China Sea)... -
The grape and wine industry of Ninh Thuan province
Ninh Thuan province draws attention from agricultural professionals as Vietnam's only wine-growing region. More than 2,800 hours of sunshine a year and a distinctive dry climate support grape cultivation, and several wineries are in operation. We explain in detail the main varieties, the industry's challenges, and its links with the Japanese market.
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