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20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
OM3 rice variety has high quality with each seedling yielding 70-90 good quality rice kernels. This rice variety can be grown throughout the year and can withstand the Mekong Delta areas affected by salt-intrusion. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
Director of the Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute Tran Ngoc Thach (left) introduces new rice varieties. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute, in collaboration with the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), conduct seed breeding in key areas affected by saltwater intrusion in three provinces in the Mekong Delta: Soc Trang for rice-shrimp farming, Tien Giang for rice-dry crop rotation, and Kien Giang for rice-rice rotations. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
Farmer Nguyen Van Be in Vinh Long province's Vung Liem district learns about OM5451 rice variety. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute plans to introduce high-quality OM3 rice variety to the market in 2024. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
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20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
02/26/2024 09:06
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The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
20 new rice varieties introduced in Mekong Delta
The Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute recently introduced 20 new rice varieties to local farmers for the winter-spring sowing season. Farmers get a chance to visit the rice fields with new varieties and learn about their characteristics. New rice varieties once selected will be solutions to combat saltwater intrusion before harvest in these distinct rice-growing ecosystems of the Mekong Delta. It ensures food security, nutrition, and the development of risk prediction systems, enabling policy recommendations and creating new opportunities for the rice industry to adapt to natural disasters and flooding. VNA Photo: Thu Hiền
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