Farming all specialties of lobster and grouper, Khanh Hoa farmers in Vietnam earn huge profits

Published 2022년 8월 9일

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The National Center for Agricultural Extension in Vietnam held a forum on sustainable marine cage fish farming, highlighting the country's potential for aquaculture due to its extensive coastline and marine exclusive economic zone. The government is advocating for a shift from fishing to aquaculture, aiming to increase socio-economic development and reduce environmental impact. Despite challenges such as lack of detailed planning and infrastructure limitations, the industry has shown promise, with Khanh Hoa province experiencing success in lobster and other marine fish farming. The forum emphasized the importance of new technologies, quality control, and sustainable practices, and discussed the benefits of transitioning from traditional to high-density polyethylene (HDPE) cages for aquaculture.
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Recently, in Nha Trang City, the National Center for Agricultural Extension in collaboration with Khanh Hoa Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development held the Agriculture Extension Forum with the theme "Development of sustainable marine cage fish farming, adaptation to change climate". Speaking at the opening of the forum, Mr. Le Quoc Thanh - Director of the National Center for Agricultural Extension said that Vietnam has many potentials and advantages for the development of marine cage fish farming thanks to its coastline of over 3,260 km and over 1 million km2 marine exclusive economic zone, more than 4,000 large and small islands, many straits and bays. With the views of the Central Government, the Government, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, to have a new approach to the sea, we have a marine development strategy and a marine aquaculture project approved by the Prime Minister. The Government is directing the Ministry of Agriculture and ...
Source: Danviet

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