The program, approximately 15 minutes long, consists of two parts: What Farmers Need to Know and Behind the Rice Crop. The first part provides a summary of agricultural news from across the country and internationally. It details conferences, seminars, policies, and support mechanisms for local agricultural development. Additionally, it includes information on crop seasons, local agricultural product markets, and showcases successful agricultural production models abroad. Highlights include high-tech applications, organic farming models, climate change adaptation in various countries, and solutions to improve soil and crop health to promote sustainable agricultural development.
The program provides a wealth of useful information so that farmers and viewers can follow and grasp the knowledge and techniques for efficient agriculture . This includes information on production and measurement processes under the "Sustainable Development of One Million Hectares of High-Quality, Low-Emission Rice Cultivation Linked to Green Growth in the Mekong Delta by 2030" project. The project is being implemented in 64 communes and wards, with an area of 104,500 hectares by 2025, projected to expand to 170,877 hectares by 2030, with the participation of 171 cooperative groups and cooperatives.
Methods for improving soil health were shared in the program. (Image: Screenshot)
A highlight of "The Love Between Trees and Land" is the exploration of practical models in local areas, particularly in the section "Behind the Rice Crop." Besides rice, farmers can implement various agricultural models that yield high economic returns. For example, the coconut cultivation model in Cu Lao Dung commune aims to gradually establish a fresh coconut export zone. Organic coconut farming not only increases productivity and reduces pests and diseases but also ensures stable and higher prices for coconuts. Accordingly, Cu Lao Dung has established an organic coconut cultivation area of approximately 263 hectares, linked to two designated export-oriented planting zones. The entire city of Can Tho currently has over 12,000 hectares of coconut plantations with 15 designated planting zones.
Similarly, agricultural cooperative models also bring many benefits to farmers. For example, the Xom Dong 2 agricultural cooperative (Thoi An Hoi commune) is famous for its pink butter sapodilla brand. From the family of Mr. Tran Van Tam to the family of Ms. Nguyen Thi Chuc Ngan, all have switched to growing pink butter sapodilla because of the economic benefits. Farmers not only receive support in terms of seedlings and planting techniques but also have connections to ensure market access, creating a stable economy. Thanks to this, Thoi An Hoi commune has formed a specialized cultivation area, and the local pink butter sapodilla has been recognized as a 4-star OCOP product.
Despite being only 15 minutes long, "The Love Between Trees and Soil" provides viewers with a wealth of practical and useful information about the development of local agriculture.
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Source: https://baocantho.com.vn/-tinh-cay-va-dat-thong-tin-huu-ich-ve-nong-nghiep-a196698.html
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