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From famine to food superpower

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The spring famine of 1945, which claimed two million lives including Tran Manh Bao's grandparents, uncle, and cousin, left an indelible mark on the chairman of ThaiBinh Seed. It fueled his lifelong dedication to rice cultivation, transforming Vietnam from a food-deficient nation to an agricultural export powerhouse.

How will Vietnamese durian compete with China's successful cultivation?

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China has begun harvesting 2,000 tons of durian in Hainan, but experts say the small yield and high price are unlikely to immediately impact Vietnam's affordable, high-quality durian.

Organic farmers cultivate a healthier future in Dong Thap

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For six years, Bui Van Riem has persisted in organic farming despite low yields and uncertain markets, believing that "organic produce is best for consumers' health."

US retaliatory tariffs pose challenges for Vietnamese agricultural and seafood exports

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Agricultural and seafood exports surged in the first half of the year, but industry associations warn that 20% retaliatory tariffs from the US will increase costs, reduce purchasing power, and reverse growth.

Proposal to support 3,300 communes in selling agricultural products online

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The director of the trade promotion agency of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment proposed supporting 3,300 communes nationwide in selling agricultural products online.

Prime minister encourages Vietnam-Brazil agricultural and mineral cooperation

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Prime minister Pham Minh Chinh encourages increased cooperation between Vietnamese and Brazilian businesses in key sectors such as agriculture, science, and minerals.

28 Ho Chi Minh City agricultural products achieve 4-star OCOP status

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28 regional products from 5 companies have been recognized, contributing to the development of a modern, locally distinctive, and internationally integrated urban agriculture sector.

Vietnamese farmers face falling profits as produce prices plummet

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Fruit and vegetable prices have dropped sharply due to slow exports and weak purchasing power, creating difficulties for farmers.

The plight of durian farmers in the Mekong Delta

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Durian prices have plummeted, leaving many farmers in the Mekong Delta in a difficult position - unable to reduce care costs for fear of crop failure after years of substantial investment.