November 5, 2024 | 16:18 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
November 5, 2024 | 16:18 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
This is a model of cow raising on bio-buffer of Khong Minh Tuan, a farmer in Nghia Hung commune, Vinh Tuong district, Vinh Phuc province.
The bio-buffer is newly-applied in the province. It is made of straw and rice husks mixed with probiotics.
Tuan’s family began raising cows more than one year ago, with over 100 cows. At that time, he had to hire five workers to clean the barn two times per day because the volume of cow dung was large. Since he applied the bio-buffer for cow raising, the barn is always dry and hygienic.
Author: Quang Dung - Van Viet. Translated by Tramy. Edited by Duc Huy.
(VAN) According to Dr. Hung Nguyen, Leader of the Health Program at ILRI and leader of the CGIAR initiative on One Health, multisectoral cooperation is key to implementing the One Health approach more effectively across countries.
(VAN) Vietnam has made significant strides through initiatives such as the One Health Partnership (OHP), but gaps remain in research, policy integration and multisectoral collaboration.
(VAN) Hung Nguyen, the lead of the Health Program at ILRI, reflects on the recent ILRI@50 celebrations in Vietnam. He highlights ILRI’s significant contributions to livestock research and development in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
(VAN) Professor Appolinaire Djikeng, Director General of ILRI, and leading One Health experts in Vietnam discussed the challenges and opportunities for implementing this approach in the agricultural sector.
(VAN) Son La province is building large raw material areas to serve production and processing; attracting investment from large businesses to complete the production linkage chain; and continuously searching and developing markets for agricultural products.
(VAN) The coffee price in the 2023-2024 crop year continuously set new records. According to experts in Vietnam's coffee industry, in the upcoming 2024-2025 crop year, it is predicted to remain stable and beneficial for farmers.
(VAN) Vietnam's livestock industry should aim for the 'Four Betters': Better production, better nutrition, a better environment, and a better life.
