April 25, 2024 | 17:37 GMT +7
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April 25, 2024 | 17:37 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Even though he owns 13 ha of old aquilaria crassna with transplanted agarwood, Mr. Toan does not use them but buys agarwood-transplant standing aquilaria crassna to manufacture products for export.
(VAN) The seedling quality plays an important role in the development and productivity of the forests.
(VAN) VASEP has worked with Binh Dinh's competent authorities on control of IUU fishing in order to remove barrier to seafood exports.
(VAN) Within the framework of the event 'Meet Korea 2022', the seminar 'Binh Dinh-Korea Meeting' was organised on May 12 in a warm, sincere and promising atmosphere.
(VAN) Realizing the urgent demand for wood materials from wood processing industry, Binh Dinh aims at planting large-size timber acacia. Although it's hard work, hard doesn't mean impossible.
(VAN) Phu Yen Province is considered the “cradle” of tuna fishing in the country, but the industry of the locality is lagging behind other neighbouring provinces.
(VAN) From 2016 up to now, 16 degraded reservoirs in the central province of Binh Dinh have been restored thanks to capital from the WB8 project.
(VAN) Poultry farmers have resumed their operations after the Covid-19 brought almost every business activities to a standstill in Binh Dinh. As a result, breeding chicken market is getting warm again.
(VAN) Preventive measures are very important in aquaculture production. If aquatic animals get a disease, treatment is difficult and costly.
(VAN) As thousands of trucks are being stranded near China border in the North, watermelon farmers in Gia Lai province are at risk of becoming penniless.
(VAN) Purchasing units are the main channels for fisherman to consume their products. They are also a capital supply source for fishermen to afford expenditure during their trips at sea…
(VAN) The three factories of Binh Dinh Fishery Joint Stock Company have been operating at full capacity despite the challenging times. From now until the year-end they will bustle about meeting orders.
(VAN) The central province of Binh Dinh has seen positive results of a ten-year project on mangrove forest restoration and protection. Birds, fish and other species are flocking to Thi Nai and De Gi lagoons.
(VAN) In the face of complicated developments of the disease on large scale, causing severe damage to breeders, Binh Dinh plans to declare Lumpy Skin Disease an epidemic in the whole province.
(VAN) Recently, some parts of planted and protective forests in Binh Dinh province have died. In addition, nearly 87,000 hectares of forests are at high risk of wildfires.