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Binh Dinh farmers start winter-spring crop production 2024 - 2025

Published Dec 5, 2024

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Binh Dinh province in Vietnam is preparing for the 2024-2025 winter-spring crop, planning to cultivate various crops including rice, corn, peanuts, vegetables, beans, and cassava across a total of 66,876 hectares. The local government is focusing on developing suitable production plans, inspecting agricultural materials' quality, and being flexible with sowing times to avoid natural disaster damage. They also plan to expand conversion areas for irrigation water sources, improve efficiency, and promote technical processes for upland crop cultivation. However, a potential risk of irrigation water shortage for the summer-autumn crop next year is looming due to insufficient rainfall, with some reservoirs already at 50% capacity.
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Flexibly adjust sowing time According to Mr. Kieu Van Cang, Head of the Department of Crop Production and Plant Protection of Binh Dinh, in the 2024-2025 winter-spring crop, Binh Dinh will produce 46,376 hectares of rice, 2,366 hectares of corn, 8,853 hectares of peanuts, 5,852 hectares of various vegetables, 1,229 hectares of various beans and 7,370 hectares of cassava. With the determination to win, before entering the winter-spring crop production, Binh Dinh's functional sectors focused on inspecting and developing production plans suitable to the water resources and local conditions in conjunction with the implementation plan of the Project on developing key crops and fruit trees in Binh Dinh province until 2025, with a vision to 2030. Strengthening the inspection of the quality of agricultural materials such as seeds, fertilizers and pesticides in the province. “The relevant agencies will strengthen production guidance in the face of unusual weather conditions; proactively ...
Source: Agriculture
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