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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... -
The man who makes melons 'drink' eggs-a woodworker takes on fermented-chicken-egg melon growing in Bac Ninh
In Bac Ninh province in northern Vietnam, a farmer who raises melons by "feeding" them fermented chicken eggs keeps selling out, the local paper Dan Viet reported on July 5, 2026. The central figure is Vu Chi Duc, who switched over from being a woodworker who had held a chisel and plane for about ten years. Meeting Japanese standards... -
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. -
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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