The article highlights the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on agricultural markets in Vietnam, with low commodity prices affecting income and life of people. It discusses the challenges of large stock surpluses, cancelled or suspended export contracts, low prices for certain fruits due to oversupply and lack of deep processing facilities, and the influence of the pandemic on consumption and transport. Despite these challenges, prices for some agricultural products in Long An province are relatively stable. The article also mentions the effects of an upcoming fee for seaport infrastructure in Ho Chi Minh City on transport costs and the need for sufficient testing capacity and unified standards for Covid-19 safety in agriculture.