Water Shortages and Unstable Power Leave Coffee Farmers Struggling

Rising Costs of Coffee Irrigation In Vietnam’s Central Highlands, the 2024 dry season is bringing [...]

Organic Farming – A Controlled Cultivation Method

In organic farming, the fundamental requirement is that soil and water must be clean and [...]

Growing Arabica Coffee to Become a “Mountain Tycoon” in the Northwest

Vast, emerald-green Arabica coffee gardens now blanket the hills and mountain slopes of Chiềng Cọ [...]

Đăk Lăk: High-Performance Model of Intercropping Coffee with Black Pepper

From Modest Beginnings to a Thriving Farm In 1998, Lê Đình Phục left Nghệ An [...]

“Worms” Poisoning Vietnamese Farmers

Public Alarm Over Food Safety Vietnam’s debate about whether food and drink are clean or [...]

Improving Productivity and Quality of Agricultural Products and Goods

On May 30, the Prime Minister approved the project “Enhancing the Productivity and Quality of [...]

Getting Rich by Intercropping Pepper in a Coffee Garden

By taking advantage of the height, straight trunk, and sparse branches of the lồng mứt [...]

Beware of Actions that Damage the Reputation of Vietnamese Agricultural Products

Vietnam’s agriculture sector has gained regional and global recognition for exporting key commodities such as [...]

Weather Trends in July and August in the Central Highlands

Southwest Monsoon Shapes Central Highlands Weather From July through August, the Central Highlands lies beneath [...]

Perseverance Pays Off: From Hardship to Billion-Dong Coffee Harvests

Heaven never lets down the hard-working. In 2010, Hoàng Đức Thành earned more than 1 [...]

Đắk Lắk: Intercropping Rubber Trees in Coffee Fields

Y Thiên Êchăm and his wife, from Ako Đung village, Ea Nuôl commune (Buôn Đôn [...]

Tây Nguyên: Widespread Crop Pest Outbreak

Recently in Vietnam’s Central Highlands (Tây Nguyên), the weather has been highly erratic—sporadic nighttime showers, [...]

“Accidentally” Planting Coffee on a Neighbor’s Land

Coffee growers in Hướng Hóa District, Quảng Trị Province, spent significant time, money, and effort [...]

Dong Nai: Nearly 1,300 Hectares of Coffee Affected by Pests and Diseases

The districts with the most severe coffee pest and disease infestations are Cẩm Mỹ, Định [...]

Lam Dong: Vietnam’s High-Tech Agriculture Hub

Located in the southern Central Highlands, Lam Dong province enjoys ideal conditions for agriculture thanks [...]

Saving Costs in Production: Many Effective Approaches

Recently, both businesses and farmers have paid growing attention to saving production costs. From this [...]

Meeting the Farmers’ Union Chairman Who Speaks Well and Works Hard

“Coffee not only improved my family’s life—it has become the key crop helping our commune [...]

Coffee Transforms the Face of Chiềng Ban

Chiềng Ban Commune in Mai Sơn District, Sơn La Province is now enjoying the “sweet [...]

Residents Suffer from Pollution Caused by Coffee-Drying Kiln

For more than a year, dozens of households in Son Thuong Hamlet, Dak Gan Commune, [...]

Need for Capital Support to Help Farmers “Hold Back” Coffee to Maintain Prices

Coffee traders are advising farmers to store their harvest and release it “little by little” [...]