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With advances in the agricultural sector, Ireland is expected to help Hanoi develop high-tech farming activities.

Encouraging farmers to embrace biological alternatives and herbal solutions has resulted in an impressive adoption rate of over 60% for biopesticides in the city's farming sector.

Once a robust agricultural product base is established, there should be a strong emphasis on technological investment, particularly in deep processing, as a key pillar to elevate the value of agricultural products.

Nebraska has been increasing its exports of key agricultural commodities such as corn, soy, beef, and other dry grains to Vietnam in recent months.

Hanoi is expected to soon establish a high-tech agricultural center that will incorporate domestic and international technological advances and new techniques.

Consumers in Hanoi will have access to a wide range of products under the "One Commune, One Product" (OCOP) program at the fair.

The project enables small-scale farmers to earn more income by moving from subsistence farming to climate-resilient agriculture.

The cooperation aims to train Vietnamese farmers to master cultivation technologies and support manufacturers with export potential.

Both sides expect further cooperation and investment between pharmaceutical companies and hospitals in Hanoi and Cuba shortly.

Hanoi has built plans for the development of organic farming in the 2022-2025 period and a vision for 2030.

Skilled farmers would enable Hanoi to achieve its goal of having 70% of agricultural products produced hi-tech by 2030.

Hanoi will develop green and environmentally friendly agriculture based on climate change adaptation and strive to tackle environmental pollution in rural areas.

Hanoi plans to establish 44 hi-tech agricultural businesses and a hi-tech agricultural center by 2025.

Hanoi will soon become an ideal model for agricultural development associated with rural urbanization.

Hanoi has developed 22 hygienic vegetable areas, 25 high-quality rice areas, 14 fruit farming areas, 76 livestock farming communes, and 20 aquacultural areas.

Climate impacts in the agriculture sector might make many people fall back into poverty.