Vietnam to invest VND 8,000 billion in high-tech dairy farming project

The People's Committee of Lam Dong province has just approved the project for a high-tech centralized dairy farming and milk processing complex to be implemented in Quang Son commune. This project has a total investment capital of over VND 8,000 billion, making it the largest dairy farming project ever in the province.

The project, invested by Dak Nong High-Tech Dairy Farming and Milk Processing Farm Co., Ltd., will be implemented on 451 hectares. Of this, 376 hectares are designated for building a dairy farm system, while the remaining 75 hectares will be used for planting forestry trees to support production activities.

According to the design, the farm will raise 50,000 cows, including 25,000 dairy cows, accompanied by a milk processing system and the production of dairy products under a closed, synchronized, and high-tech production model applied to every stage.

The total investment capital of the project exceeds VND 8,000 billion, of which the investor contributes VND 5,000 billion, with the remainder sourced from credit institutions. The project is set to operate for 48 years, starting from the date the land is allocated or leased by the state. As planned, all procedures must be completed and the project must be operational by 2031.

This is the largest dairy farming project in Lam Dong province to date. The decision to locate the farm in Quang Son commune, in the western region of Lam Dong, is expected to effectively use available land resources, create stable employment for local residents, and establish a modern, sustainable milk supply chain.

Upon completion, the project will not only enhance Lam Dong’s capacity in agricultural production and processing but also serve as a driving force for the development of high-tech agriculture, making a positive contribution to the region’s overall economic and social growth.