The Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau will step up the application of advanced technology to expand high-quality rice material farming, according to Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Le Thanh Trieu.
Ca Mau province will expand high-quality rice material farming by applying advanced technology. (Photo: VNA)
Ca Mau (VNA) - The Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau will step up the application of advanced technology 🦹to expand high-quality rice material farming, according to Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture a✅nd Rural Development Le Thanh Trieu.
Under the province’s planning, local farmers will cultivate rice on an area of some 110,000 ha, with an average yield of 4.7 tonnes per ha by 2025. Ca Mau will strive for a rice output of 520,000 tonnes by 2025, which is expected to then remain stable until 2030.
Trieu said the focus will be sharpened to develop organic rice materials that meet both domestic and international standards as well as promote the value chain of the food.
In the meantime, the shrimp - rice rotary cultivation model will be developed with a view to increasing the amount of certified organic shrimp, he added.
Farmers are encouraged to shift to growing high-quality rice varieties that are resilient against disease.
Figures from the department show that the local rice growing area increased to 117,390 ha in 2020 from 112,534 in 2017. The yield surged by an average of 0.64 tonnes per ha to 4.54 tonnes in 2020.
The department turned 50,000 ha of ineffective fields into cultivat🔯ing high-yield rice that is resilient to climate change. In particular, it has successfully plant𝔉ed the grain under international organic standards./.
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Ca Mau province will expand high-quality rice material farming by applying advanced technology. (Photo: VNA)
