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17/02/2021 10:35 GMT+7
Farmer Le Van Chin from the southern province of Long An recently livestreamed an advert about his cooperative’s red-flesh dragon fruit on his Facebook page.
An organic red-flesh dragon fruit orchard in Long An province’s Chau Thanh district. (Photo: VNA)
“Hi everyone! Here is the dragon fruit garden of Que My Thanh Cooperative. After 25 days of harvest, it has a thin peel and red flesh. Rest assured we never use any harmful chemicals to spray the fruit. We guarantee that it is healthy and tasty,” he told viewers.
Mekong Delta promotes digital transformation in agriculture A workshop on digital transformation and supply chain in agriculture took place in Cao Lanh city in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap on December 21 on the sidelines of the 2020 Mekong Connect Forum.
The event was intended to seek ways to help products and services made in the Mekong Delta enter the global supply chain.
It saw speakers, who were business leaders, policymakers and researchers, discussing opportunities and challenges as well as specific solutions to facilitate digital transformation in agriculture and sustainable agricultural development in the region.
They also exchanged views on how to make the processing sector a base for the growth of smart farming and to restructure the agriculture in association with the development of green economy, circular economy and digital economy, and the application of advanced technologies in production.