The Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang will cooperate with the Republic of Korea (RoK) in experimenting bio-products on rice at the province’s hi-tech agriculture zone (Illustrative photo: VNA) Hau Giang (VNA) – The MekongDelta province of Hau Giang will cooperate with the Republic of Korea (RoK) inexperimenting bio-products on rice at the province’s hi-tech agriculture zone.
The provincial People’s Committee had a working session on September 23 with aRoK delegation on this issue.
At the event, Vice Chairman of the Committee Truong Canh Tuyen said the Korean bio-productshave been experimented at the provincial hi-tech agriculture zone and moreexperiments will be conducted in the coming rice crops.
Dr. Lee Sang-huyk from the RoK’s agricultural technology transfer and tradefund expressed wish to transfer his country’s scientific advances to Hau Giang,adding that the province should expand the area for bio-product experiments.
The zone’s management board has so far received 14 bio-products, equipment andtechnologies from FACT, a Korean agricultural technology transfer and trade organisation.
Of which, 12 bio-products and equipment have been delivered to households inVinh Vien commune, Long My district for rice cultivation on 12.85ha in theAutumn-Winter 2017 crop.
The board has also made plans to implement the project and sent farmers to ricecultivation training courses.
In the coming time, Hau Giang will discuss a project to grow rice using allbio-products from the RoK on an area of 10-20ha.-VNA
The provincial People’s Committee had a working session on September 23 with aRoK delegation on this issue.
At the event, Vice Chairman of the Committee Truong Canh Tuyen said the Korean bio-productshave been experimented at the provincial hi-tech agriculture zone and moreexperiments will be conducted in the coming rice crops.
Dr. Lee Sang-huyk from the RoK’s agricultural technology transfer and tradefund expressed wish to transfer his country’s scientific advances to Hau Giang,adding that the province should expand the area for bio-product experiments.
The zone’s management board has so far received 14 bio-products, equipment andtechnologies from FACT, a Korean agricultural technology transfer and trade organisation.
Of which, 12 bio-products and equipment have been delivered to households inVinh Vien commune, Long My district for rice cultivation on 12.85ha in theAutumn-Winter 2017 crop.
The board has also made plans to implement the project and sent farmers to ricecultivation training courses.
In the coming time, Hau Giang will discuss a project to grow rice using allbio-products from the RoK on an area of 10-20ha.-VNA
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