How does contract farming impact agricultural value chains in Vietnam?

Jul 5, 2016 ... Terraced fields decrease both erosion and surface runoff, and may be used to support growing crops that require irrigation, such as rice. Feb 22, 2023 ... In 2022, Vietnam's agricultural sector experienced its highest growth in recent years reaching 3.36 percent. Of this figure, farming increased ... Deforestation rates increased in the Central Highlands of Vietnam in the years 2000. Direct cause was shifting cultivation by marginalized ethnic minorities. Oct 22, 2024 ... Vietnam's coffee farmers are facing a new set of environmental risks that directly threaten their crops. This production challenge doesn't just ... Jun 10, 2015 ... From sowing in the paddy to harvest and your plate, a rice crop takes 3 months and 10 days. Rice seed is soaked in water for three days at between 40 and 45C ... Rice and fish, sources of food and economic security, are the dominate food crops of Vietnam. ... food crops were grown for the rural civilian population and not ... Nov 13, 2020 ... Eighty percent of Vietnam's coffee is grown in the Central ... Although coffee is not an edible crop, its production is a large ... Jul 3, 2024 ... Main crops yield volume in Vietnam 2023 ... In 2023, rice production accounted for the highest yield volume among main crops in Vietnam, amounting ... There are two crops in rainy season. First crop is mainly maize and soybean ... In Vietnam, cotton grown in small scale farmers. Each farmer owns 0.5 ... Oct 11, 2024 ... In the northern highlands of Vietnam, ethnic minority farmers grow a diversity of crops on small landholdings. Pumpkin, managed by women, ...