How does crop rotation impact soil fertility and pest management in Vietnam?

As being root crops, cassava, sweet potato and arrowroot should be grown in porous soil to facilitate the development of roots and tubers formation. The ... ... production to an intensive agricultural crop cultivation ... Vietnam Development Report 2016, Transforming Vietnamese Agriculture: Gaining More from Less. Feb 13, 2020 ... Since 2000, there have been coconut palm, Cypress, cacao, and jackfruit booms in the Mekong Delta; pepper booms in the Central Highlands; and a ... ... harvested area in each of the countries (<5%). Crop intensity (number of crops grown per ha during one year) varies from 1 to 3 crops per year. Rice crop ... Producing, trading and importing fertilizers which have not yet obtained circulation recognition decisions in Vietnam, except for the import of fertilizers ... 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 ... Rice is the most important crop and is grown principally in the Red and Mekong river deltas. Other major food crops are sugarcane, cassava (manioc), corn ( ... “Average” Farmers · Declining Towns · Raising Kids · Crops · Biofuels/Ethanol · Future ... Vietnam War affected rural America and the ways that U.S. agriculture ... Deforestation rates increased in the Central Highlands of Vietnam in the years 2000. Direct cause was shifting cultivation by marginalized ethnic minorities. The most common form of production is continuous corn over the two-three seasons, although some farms may rotate/switch out of corn in favor of competitor crops ...