Hanoi develops quality farming models
Agricultural extension in the city continues to face challenges, including the adverse effects of climate change and the complex disease situation affecting crops and livestock.
Agricultural extension in the city continues to face challenges, including the adverse effects of climate change and the complex disease situation affecting crops and livestock.
Most organic farming models increase productivity and product quality, helping to reduce pollution while improving economic values.
Looking ahead to 2030, Hanoi envisions mastering key high-tech innovations, managing production through integrated value chains, and nurturing high-tech agricultural models.
Hanoi's agricultural industry is at a turning point in its development, with the potential to pick up speed and meet its ambitious growth targets of 2.5% to 3% by 2024.
The average fish farm productivity in Hanoi is about five tons per hectare. This can reach 10 to 12 tons in modern aquaculture.
The development of hi-tech farming continues to be an inevitable trend and should be the direction going forward for Vietnam’s agricultural sector.
The Vietnamese government holds high hope for a green and safe agricultural sector that could be a driving force for growth just like the manufacturing and processing sector.
Hanoi expects to build a sustainable and modern agricultural sector, focusing on large scale production with high productivity, quality and competitiveness.