Farming & Organic

Cultivation, crop production, animal husbandry, and organic farming techniques in accordance with PGS standards.

Vegetable diversity - The “key” to boosting food systems' resilience to climate change

Conserving and developing underutilized vegetable species can contribute to improving nutrition, protecting biodiversity, and enhancing climate change resilience.

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Hue City proactively prevents and controls animal diseases, protecting public health

Clean, well-ventilated barns and shelters that are regularly disinfected will reduce disease risks and also help curb soil, water, and air pollution...

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Hue City: Various pests showing an upward trend on rice crops

Hue City's agricultural sector advises farmers to regularly monitor pest and disease developments to implement timely management and control measures, limiting impacts...

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Hot season: Shrimp pond bottom sludge management to minimize toxic gases and diseases

Rising temperatures during the hot season accelerate the decomposition of organic matter at the bottom of shrimp ponds, generating toxic gases and increasing the risk of disease outbreaks.

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Hai Phong: Proactively issuing a plan to prevent Southern rice black-streaked dwarf disease in the 2026 Mùa rice crop

Hai Phong issued a plan to prevent Southern rice black-streaked dwarf disease for the 2026 Mùa crop, focusing on monitoring white-backed planthoppers, protecting seedlings, and eliminating disease sources.

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5 plants that can keep mosquitoes away from your home

Without the need for bothersome mosquito sprays, these 5 plants will keep this insect far away from your home.

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Propagating Star Anise Trees by Layering and Grafting

Star anise (Illicium verum) is one of the specialty crops of high economic value, cultivated primarily in northern mountainous provinces such as Lang Son and Cao Bang.

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Knowledge on controlling rice blast disease

Rice blast is one of the most dangerous diseases in rice plants, causing severe yield and quality losses across many rice-growing regions in Vietnam.

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Poultry mites - the farmer's hidden enemy

In poultry farming, farmers typically focus on major diseases such as avian influenza, Newcastle disease, or fowl cholera.

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Prevention and treatment of hemorrhagic disease in pangasius

Hemorrhagic disease in striped catfish can break out and cause heavy mortality when fish are stressed by high temperatures and/or mechanical impact (from harvesting, transportation, etc.), and is often a co-infection…

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Risk of antimicrobial resistance spreading from livestock to humans

For decades, antibiotics have served as a vital "shield" helping humanity control dangerous infectious diseases.

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The role of nitrogen in crop growth

Nitrogen participates in the synthesis of proteins, chlorophyll, and plant growth; identifying nitrogen deficiency or excess and ensuring balanced fertilization helps optimize crop nutrition management.

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How to control leafminers to prevent damage to crops

Leaf miners are one of the most dangerous crop pests. Leaves damaged by leaf miners become shriveled, deformed, and curled, affecting the plant's ability

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DIY excellent antifungal spray for garden plants using 1 kitchen ingredient

With just one familiar kitchen ingredient, many gardeners have found a simple tip to help plants limit fungal diseases during the humid early months of the year.

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Caring properly for ornamental kumquat trees after Tet, bringing spring colors back every year

Ornamental kumquats after Tet can recover if their environment is stabilized, watered appropriately, pruned of fruits, and provided fresh substrate; miniature kumquat landscapes require more cautious care.

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4 plants that never need pruning

While many plants need pruning to reach their full growth potential, there are quite a few that "never" need pruning.

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3 Culinary Herbs You Should Grow in the Year of the Horse

More than just spices, these three plants are also believed to bring good fortune in the Year of Binh Ngo.

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How to choose beautiful, long-lasting ornamental kumquat trees for Tet

When choosing miniature kumquat bonsai for Tet, especially high-value trees, enthusiasts need to pay attention simultaneously to aesthetics – tree physiology – display durability to have a beautiful tree throughout…

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Using organic production as a foundation to "awaken" the potential of Nghe An's arid land

Nghe An—a land known for "hot dry winds, white sand, blazing sun, and torrential rain"—has long been referred to as a region rich in revolutionary traditions, culture, and hardworking, resilient people.

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Fiddle-leaf fig: Characteristics, feng shui meaning, and planting guide to attract wealth

With its balanced shape, year-round lush green leaves, and enduring vitality, the fiddle-leaf fig becomes a natural focal point, bringing fresh energy to any living space.

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Expert reveals how to "time" peach blossoms to bloom right on Tet

To ensure peach blossoms bloom in time for Tết, the Lunar New Year, growers cannot rely solely on experience passed down by word of mouth; they need a clear understanding of the tree's physiological processes.