Mekong Delta
Shrimp - rice model and the secret to favorable weather, adapting to climate change
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Mekong Delta - The shrimp-rice model helps increase income, reduce emissions, adapt to climate change and move towards sustainable agricultural production.
Reducing dependence on input price fluctuations for gardeners from an expert perspective
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Dr. Doan Huu Tien - Director of the Center for Transfer of Technical Progress (Southern Fruit Tree Institute) - guides gardeners to reduce dependence on fluctuations in input costs.
Prices of materials and fuels fluctuate, experts offer solutions to build sustainable agriculture
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Mekong Delta - Faced with fluctuating materials prices, Dr. Le Thi Kim Loan - Vice Rector of Tien Giang University - contributes ideas for building sustainable agriculture.
Water resources in the Mekong Delta under increasing pressure from climate change
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Can Tho - Morning of March 22nd, in Can Tho city, the "Mekong Delta Water Security Conference before climate change" took place.
OCOP's appeal contributes to shifting consumer trends
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Can Tho - In the context that consumers are increasingly demanding about the quality and origin of food, OCOP products are prioritized.
Mekong Delta businesses increase linkages, optimize costs
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Faced with the pressure of rising agricultural material prices, Mekong Delta farmers proactively shifted production direction towards thrift, strengthening linkages and applying science and technology to maintain profits.
Mekong Delta needs regional management thinking to cope with saline intrusion
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After administrative boundaries are arranged, many localities in the Mekong Delta have larger development space. This also sets requirements for managing drought and saltwater intrusion in a comprehensive and interconnected manner between ecological sub-regions to protect production and domestic water sources.
Solutions to protect fruit orchards from extreme weather in 2026
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Agricultural experts recommend 5 solutions to help gardeners protect crops against weather in 2026, which is forecast to be extreme.
New year's orders are showing signs of recovery, Mekong Delta businesses accelerate production
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Mekong Delta - The recovery in orders and methodical investment strategies are creating a new face for businesses in 2026.
Unseasonal rain forecast continues to appear, affecting durian yield in the Mekong Delta
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Mekong Delta - According to warnings, main-season durian in the Mekong Delta is at risk of reducing yield and quality due to unseasonal rain increasing the possibility of disease.
Bringing Japanese AI robot into testing on rice fields in the Mekong Delta
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Can Tho - Japanese Aigamo Robot starts testing in the Mekong Delta to support high-quality, low-emission rice cultivation.
Unseasonal rain and solutions to deal with durian from experts
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Mekong Delta - Unseasonal rain is considered the "enemy" in pollination and fruit setting of durian.
Peak saltwater intrusion in the Mekong Delta at the end of March
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Mekong Delta - Saline intrusion increases with high tides, the salinity limit of 4g/l is commonly 42–55km, proactive response is needed at the end of March.
Mekong Delta is expected to have the first liver transplant in 2027
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Can Tho - Information from Can Tho Central General Hospital opens up opportunities for patients in the Mekong Delta who need liver transplants.
Mekong Delta workers pack luggage, preparing to return to the company after a complete Tet season
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Mekong Delta - After warm Tet days with their families, many workers in the Mekong Delta are rushing to pack their luggage, preparing for their journey back to the factory.
