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Vietnam's Persistent Heavy Rain Devastates Agriculture: Northern Region Flooded, Durian Trees Die Off en Masse in Central Highlands
Vietnam's persistent heavy rain devastates agriculture: heavy rain in the north kills 3 people, floods more than 16,000 houses, and damages 22,000 hectares of crops; in the Central Highlands, durian orchards in Gia Lai Province suffer from diseases triggered by waterlogging, with thousands of hectares of durian trees affected and large numbers of trees dying from resin oozing and root rot.
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Is the Vietnam Cymbidium iridioides worth buying? Is the Meixiang Orchid actually an orchid?
If you are especially fond of orchids, then you cannot miss the "Meihua Orchid" (Cymbidium iridioides) introduced below. With its unique flower form, one glance is enough to make you fall for its beauty! But did you know? On the flower market, most of the so-called Hainan Meihua Orchid are not purebred, but rather the hybrid "Meixiang Orchid" of Meihua Orchid and Ivory White. Today let's
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Vietnam surpasses Thailand and exports the most durians to China.
Dan Viet News Network of Vietnam reported that currently, Vietnam ranks first in durian exports to China, surpassing Thailand, thanks to various favorable
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El Nino causes drought in Vietnam, coffee beans will be reduced.
What impact will El Nino have?The latest situation shows that El Nino causes drought in Vietnam, and the output of crops such as coffee beans will be reduced.
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Vietnamese and Thai durians flood the market, and imported durian prices plunge 30-40% in one month
According to Vietnamese media reports, at the end of April the orchard purchase price of Ri 6 (Vietnamese Chin Hoa) fell 30-40% compared with early April, to 50,000-55,000 Vietnamese dong/kg, equivalent to 14.7-15.2 yuan/kg. Surveys show that purchase prices in Tien Giang Province, Ben Tre Province and Can Tho City were only 50,000
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Vietnamese organic agricultural products exported to 180 countries worldwide
VNA Hanoi The Vietnam National Agricultural Extension Center and Guilin Group recently co-hosted a forum to promote the development of organic agricultural production in Hue city. The forum drew representatives from agriculture departments of some provinces and cities, experts, scientists and farmers. According to information provided at the forum
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How to grow Vietnamese sophora root? A detailed guide to the latest planting methods
Vietnamese sophora root (Sophora tonkinensis) is a plant of the genus Sophora in the legume family, also called Guang dougen, and is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb. The main medicinal parts are its dried roots and rhizomes, which have the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, and relieving pain, and are used to treat sore throat, hepatitis, tumors and other diseases.
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When do Vietnamese purple sweet potatoes hit the market? Price, differences from domestic ones, and whether they are genetically modified
Vietnam is a major grain-producing country bordering China. Its unique tropical climate, fertile soil and long hours of sunlight create an excellent environment for growing purple sweet potatoes. So, when do Vietnamese purple sweet potatoes generally mature and hit the market? What are the differences between them and domestic ones? What is the price?
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Price per jin of Vietnamese national flower lotus seeds and planting, blooming, pot cultivation and care methods
Lotus is also known as lotus flower, water hibiscus, lotus root flower, furong, water mushroom, water flower, water plant, Chinese lotus. There are many varieties, divided into two major categories, ornamental and edible, and it is widely cultivated. So how much does a jin of lotus seeds cost approximately? When to plant and when does it bloom? How to plant? Pot
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A Detailed Guide to Growing Milk Fruit: Learn How to Grow This Vietnamese Internet-Famous Fruit
Last year, a fruit went viral online called milk fruit. It is expensive and relatively scarce in the fruit market. So, what are the growing methods for milk fruit? Let's learn about them together! 1. Soil selection and preparation. Milk fruit is suitable for growing in fertile, loose, well-drained, easily irrigated, slightly acidic soil. Of course, neutral soil can also be used to grow milk fruit. The planting site is best on gently sloping land, as this makes water and fertilizer management easier. After the planting site is chosen, in order to reduce field pests, we had best carry out full-site clearing. Of course, hole clearing can also be used, but in that case the later management work will be relatively greater. After turning and leveling the land, dig planting holes 60 cm in length, width, and height. The distance between each planting hole is about 4 m to 6 m. Then apply sufficient base fertilizer into the planting holes, cover with a layer of fine soil about 3 cm thick, and it is ready for planting.
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