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Three key China agri accords set for Nov 9 - Vimarsana News

Three key China agri accords set for Nov 9

Cambodia is due to sign three major protocols with Chinese Customs on November 9, opening the door for exports of Cambodian peppercorn, “wild aquatic products” and “edible aquatic animals” to China, according to Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries secretary of state Hean Vanhan.

First China longan export 'Nov' | Phnom Penh Post - Vimarsana News

First China longan export 'Nov' | Phnom Penh Post

Pechenda Fruit Production PFP Co Ltd is rushing to deliver on Cambodia’s first formal export of fresh longan to China by November, a trial consignment of the Pailin variety that could be from two to four standard 20-foot shipping containers, or in the 50-80-tonne range, potentially slightly lighter, according to the company’s boss.

PM orders end to Battambang-Pailin boundary dispute - Vimarsana News

PM orders end to Battambang-Pailin boundary dispute

Prime Minister Hun Sen has given the governors of Battambang and Pailin provinces two weeks to resolve the boundaries issue between the two, in order to make it easier for people to manage land ownership and register to vote.

As fertiliser prices soar, farmers seek organic solutions - Vimarsana News

As fertiliser prices soar, farmers seek organic solutions

As world fertiliser prices have steadily risen in recent years, many farmers have reduced their use. As a result, agricultural products have declined in quantity and quality, causing a global food crisis.

As fertiliser prices soar, farmers seek organic solutions - Vimarsana News

As fertiliser prices soar, farmers seek organic solutions

As world fertiliser prices have steadily risen in recent years, many farmers have reduced their use. As a result, agricultural products have declined in quantity and quality, causing a global food crisis.