July 21, 2026 | 21:20 GMT +7
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July 21, 2026 | 21:20 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Once a wild plant growing in brackish and saline ecosystems, nan tuong grass is now a highly promising raw material for Viet Nam’s handicraft industry.
(VAN) The ACIAR-SunRice public-private partnership, rooted in science and sustainable development, is expected to support rice farmers in the Mekong Delta.
(VAN) Driven by a passion for gardening, a family Tan Hoa Commune transformed the rural garden into an ecotourism destination, attracting visitors.
(VAN) Summer 2026, Can Tho continues to attract visitors with a diverse range of river-based, orchard, and cultural experiences as the premier destination of Mekong Delta.
(VAN) The German government-funded project is delivering timely and practical outcomes for the Mekong Delta and other coastal regions facing growing pressures from climate change, saltwater intrusion, declining groundwater levels, and land subsidence.
(VAN) By changing his farming mindset and applying science-based solutions, Nguyen Huu Thao revived acid sulfate soil and improved rice yields.
(VAN) With no chemistry degree and no major capital, Duong Xuan Qua extracts macadamia essential oil priced at USD 50 per milligram from a small workshop in the Central Highlands.
(VAN) The restructuring of crops and livestock is opening up space for multi-value agricultural development, helping An Giang increase farmers’ incomes.
(VAN) Water hyacinth is a valuable raw material, harnessed by a new generation of young innovators who are transforming it into export-quality products.
(VAN) By utilizing dragon fruit peels to develop cosmetic products, BIO-Q is opening up a new direction for enhancing the value of agricultural by-products.
(VAN) An international project is bringing green solutions based on native sponge gourds to the Mekong Delta, creating sustainable livelihoods while showcasing the creativity of young people in adapting to climate change.
(VAN) Aquaculture sector in the Mekong Delta is promoting smart nutrition and proactive health management to reduce production costs and enhance competitiveness.
(VAN) The journey of improving and restoring soil health not only increases productivity but also brings renewed confidence to farmers.
(VAN) As the Mekong Delta faces growing climate challenges and increasing pressure on natural resources, promoting sustainable development models is becoming a key priority for the region.
(VAN) Digital transformation in the Mekong Delta's aquaculture sector is helping to boost productivity and product quality while improving disease control and supporting sustainable development in the face of climate change.