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Soc Trang will deploy over 33,300 ha of high-quality rice in 2024

(VAN) Reviewing the 1 million ha of high-quality rice project, the Soc Trang Department of MARD province registered to deploy 33,330 ha in 2024.

Of which, the area implemented under the VnSAT Project is 20,880 ha and the expanded area is 1,450 ha.

By 2025, the above area will increase to 38,500 ha and expand to 72,000 ha by 2030. The area applying the farming techniques "3 decrease, 3 increase" and "1 must, 5 decrease" is expected to be nearly 38,000 ha.

In the winter-spring crop of 2023 - 2024, Soc Trang farmers achieved many successes, creating motivation for people to participate in production under the Project for 1 million ha of high-quality rice. Photo: Kim Anh.

In the winter-spring crop of 2023 - 2024, Soc Trang farmers achieved many successes, creating motivation for people to participate in production under the Project for 1 million ha of high-quality rice. Photo: Kim Anh.

Additionally, there are currently 53 cooperatives in Soc Trang province agreeing and registering to participate in the production chain in the Project for 1 million ha of high-quality rice, with over 8,800 members. The expected product consumption area is more than 10,000 ha.

Mr. Tran Tan Phuong, Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Soc Trang province, said that to facilitate the project implementation process, the province's agricultural sector hopes to receive support from MARD on demonstration models and application of mechanization in production. This is the basis to help local farmers reduce the amount of seeds sown, and fertilizer and well manage the collection of straw after harvest.

In addition, Soc Trang province also needs support for automatic water pumping equipment to apply the alternating wet and dry irrigation farming process.

After completing the registration of the Project for 1 million ha of high-quality rice, in the coming time, the Soc Trang Department of MARD will promote propaganda and provide specific instructions on implementation methods to localities. At the same time, the Department will grasp the difficulties in the implementation process, continuing to make recommendations to superiors with specific instructions to ensure unity when implementing the project.

Author: Kim Anh

Translated by Hoang Duy

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