Bac Lieu to build more large-scale model fields
The Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu will be launching a project to encourage the consumption of farm produce and restructure its agricultural sector towards sustainable development this year.
Illustrative image (Source: VNA) Bac Lieu (VNA) – The Mekong Delta province of
Bac Lieu will be launching a project to encourage the consumption of farm
produce and restructure its agricultural sector towards sustainable development
this year.
Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Luong Ngoc Lan said Bac Lieu will build five large-scale model fields and a production chain on a site of 25,000ha in 2019; six large-scale model fields and a production chain on 31,000ha in 2020; and 10,000ha of rice fields up to VietGAP standards and organic rice by 2025.
In order to achieve such targets, the province will refine infrastructure, build a system of cooperatives and working groups, and adopt modern technology and comprehensive mechanisation in production.
Major firms are encouraged to invest in infrastructure in order to expand rice production.
The department also suggested the provincial People’s Committee allocate capital to build VietGAP and organic rice production models, improve the quality of local rice specialties, and choose high-quality varieties that are adaptable to climate change.
Last year, Bac Lieu built 21 large-scale model fields with a cultivation area of roughly 11,400ha, out of the total of about 34,200ha. –VNA
Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Luong Ngoc Lan said Bac Lieu will build five large-scale model fields and a production chain on a site of 25,000ha in 2019; six large-scale model fields and a production chain on 31,000ha in 2020; and 10,000ha of rice fields up to VietGAP standards and organic rice by 2025.
In order to achieve such targets, the province will refine infrastructure, build a system of cooperatives and working groups, and adopt modern technology and comprehensive mechanisation in production.
Major firms are encouraged to invest in infrastructure in order to expand rice production.
The department also suggested the provincial People’s Committee allocate capital to build VietGAP and organic rice production models, improve the quality of local rice specialties, and choose high-quality varieties that are adaptable to climate change.
Last year, Bac Lieu built 21 large-scale model fields with a cultivation area of roughly 11,400ha, out of the total of about 34,200ha. –VNA
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