Smart rice cultivation piloted in Hau Giang (Source: VNA)
Hau Giang (VNA) – The Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang on April 3piloted its first smart rice cultivation model in Vi Thang commune, Vi Thuydistrict.
The model is jointly carried by several local units and Rynan HoldingsJSC, whose smart rice cultivation technologies are being applied in severalMekong Delta provinces.
Covering a total area of 12ha, the model attracts the participation of12 local households.
The model can cut water volume for production by 30 percent, labour andseedling costs by over 50 percent, and fertiliser and other greenhouse gases byover 40 percent. As a result, it can boost profits by 20 percent compared withnormal cultivation.
The pilot of this model is the first step Hau Giang is taking to turnits chemical agriculture into an organic agriculture.
At present, over 80 percent of Hau Giang’s population make their livingthrough agriculture. The locality is taking advantage of all resources and opportunitiesto apply technological advances of the fourth Industrial Revolution in localproduction.-VNA
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Smart rice cultivation piloted in Hau Giang (Source: VNA) 
