Agricultural extension workshop "Developing vegetable and flower production" in 2025

On the morning of November 17, in Quan Ba ​​commune, the Provincial Agricultural Extension Center organized an agricultural extension workshop on "Developing vegetable and flower production" in 2025. Attending were leaders of the Department of Agriculture and Environment; units under the Department of Agriculture and Environment; representatives of some communes, some enterprises, cooperatives, and households in the agricultural sector, linking vegetable and flower production in the province.

Representatives of the Department of Agriculture and Environment answered people's questions about vegetable and flower production.

Tuyen Quang province has a large agricultural land area, diverse ecological zones from midlands to highland and rocky mountains, so it is diverse in terrain, land, climate and agricultural production resources. This is an opportunity to develop crops with competitive advantages such as medicinal plants, temperate fruit trees, vegetables and flowers. Particularly for vegetables and flowers, currently, the total annual vegetable and flower production area in the province is nearly 32,000 hectares, of which more than 30,000 hectares are vegetables, beans, and nearly 169 hectares of flowers. The province has also formed many vegetable and flower production areas that bring high economic value to the people such as: Dong Van, Quan Ba, Tung Vai, Pho Bang, Xin Man, Son Duong, Na Hang, Binh Ca, An Tuong...

Conference scene.

Due to favorable climate and soil conditions and large market demand, in recent years, the province has implemented many typical programs and models for developing vegetables and flowers with high efficiency. Typical examples include the safe and organic vegetable production model in An Tuong ward with 18 hectares of clean vegetable cultivation, earning more than 50 million VND/ha/year; the safe vegetable growing model of Ninh Thai Cooperative, Thai Hoa commune; the vegetable and flower production model with over 150 hectares in Quan Ba ​​commune... However, besides the advantages, vegetable and flower production in the province also faces some difficulties such as: Most of the vegetable and flower growing areas of the people are still fragmented and small; the chain linkage is still loose, products are mainly consumed through traders, there are no stable contracts; technical infrastructure is still weak, highland areas lack water, electricity, and transportation are difficult; farmers have little capital, and it is difficult to access preferential credit; weather and climate are complicated.

Delegates attending the conference.

At the workshop, delegates focused on discussing vegetable and flower cultivation techniques suitable for each ecological region; solutions to expand safe and organic production areas; application of net houses, membrane houses, drip irrigation, monitoring of the growing environment; perfecting the VietGAP process; organizing chain linkages from production to consumption; developing product brands; investing in preliminary processing and post-harvest preservation; and sharing experiences from effective models.

The workshop was held to assess the current status of vegetable and flower production in the area; connect management agencies, scientists and producers; and propose solutions to develop vegetables and flowers in a sustainable and modern direction, increasing agricultural value and income for farmers in the coming period.

News and photos: TRAN KE

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/kinh-te/202511/hoi-thao-khuyen-nong-phat-trien-san-xuat-rau-hoa-nam-2025-8a6513a/