April 25, 2024 | 21:49 GMT +7
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(VAN) Thanks to agricultural irrigation groups in villages and hamlets, the canal system hundreds of kilometers long is continuously cleared, bringing water to fields for highland people to plant.
(VAN) On November 3, the first Cultural Festival of ethnic minorities with a population of less than 10,000 people and Lai Chau Tourism and Culture Week 2023 officially opened.
(VAN) From 3/11 to 5/11, for the first time in Lai Chau, a cultural festival event for ethnic minorities is held nationwide.
(VAN) On August 23, Mr. Nguyen Hong Dien, Member of the Party Central Committee (MOIT) had a meeting with Lai Chau province to promote production and business.
(VAN) Beekeeping for honey in Sin Ho, Lai Chau brings great economic benefits to local people in the highlands, becoming a bright spot in the development of commodity agriculture in Sin Ho.
(VAN) In addition to the wave of investment in material and deep processing areas, Lai Chau is aiming to develop a 3,000-hectare ginseng area by 2030.
(VAN) On June 11, the People's Committee of Lai Chau province stated that the province is searching for partners to export tea and key local agro-products.
(VAN) The transformation of the Sin Suoi Ho community (Lai Chau province) is regarded as a model for the rural development ethos of 'hard labor, self-reliance, and cooperation.'
(VAN) Multivalue integration based on three pillars including “indigenous resources – national elite – innovations” was the orientation Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Le Minh Hoan has put forward.
(VAN) The People's Committee of Lai Chau Province has demanded strict handling of the transportation of animals and animal products that have not been quarantined, particularly illegally-imported ones.
(VAN) On October 6, a MARD working party headed by Deputy Minister Phung Duc Tien visited Lai Chau province to examine agricultural output operations.
(VAN)- The lumpy skin disease has spread to Lai Chau province, making farmers extremely worried as tens of buffaloes and cows have been infected.