Vietnam: Soc Trang's farmers collect money when farming shrimp in rice fields

Published 2022년 11월 1일

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Soc Trang province in Vietnam is enhancing the shrimp-rice farming model to enhance local income and living standards. The National Center for Agricultural Extension and the Soc Trang Agricultural Extension Center have launched a 15-household pilot of this model, receiving positive feedback from participants. The model, which includes detailed shrimp farming instructions and sustainable practices like VietGAP standards and without using antibiotics, has shown to be profitable and sustainable. The center aims to extend this project to other coastal provinces and the Mekong Delta to improve shrimp farming efficiency and sustainability.

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Soc Trang is a province with a large area of brackish water shrimp farming, with more than 50,000 ha/year, diversified in farming forms, such as: semi-intensive, intensive, super-intensive shrimp farming or shrimp-rice-shrimp farming. shrimp - forest. In particular, the shrimp-rice model is considered a sustainable farming model of many households in My Xuyen district (Soc Trang). Therefore, in order to support local people to develop the shrimp-rice model, improve the living standards and income of households, the National Center for Agricultural Extension in collaboration with Soc Trang Agricultural Extension Center has implemented the shrimp model. - rice, with an area of 15ha, in 15 households in Ngoc Dong commune, My Xuyen district. To learn about the effectiveness of the shrimp-rice combination model in Ngoc Dong commune, My Xuyen district, supported by the National Center for Agricultural Extension in collaboration with the Soc Trang Agricultural Extension Center, we came ...

Source: Danviet