Can Tho affiliates with Japan in developing model farm

Chairman of the People’s Committee of the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho Vo Thanh Thong had a working session on October 3 with Abe Masayuki, Director of the Vietnam Agricultural Information Centre (VAIO) on the development of the ideal model farm project in the locality.
Can Tho affiliates with Japan in developing model farm ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)

Can Tho (VNA) – Chairman of the People’s Committee of theMekong Delta city of Can Tho Vo Thanh Thong had a working session on October 3 withAbe Masayuki, Director of the Vietnam Agricultural Information Centre (VAIO) onthe development of the ideal model farm project in the locality.

Abe Masayuki said that the major objective of the project, which is anidea of former President Truong Tan Sang, is building a training system for agriculturalexperts and setting up a foundation for the implementation of a syntheticagricultural system that is being implemented by Japanese agriculturalbusinesses.

The system includes organic cultivation, cooling system, frozenpreservation, and harvesting technology.

The project will be launched in the Mekong Delta region with Can Thoplaying the key role.

Masayuki said that the model farm will have the slogan “Made by Japanesein Vietnam”, adding that the coordination between the two countries willintroduce a new trademark in the agricultural market.

Initially, the project will cover about 2 hectares in the campus of theCan Tho College of Economy and Technology, using capital from the JapaneseGovernment and private firms of both countries. The Japanese side will helptrain Vietnamese agricultural experts in Japan.

Along with exporting products to Japan, the model is expected to becomea reference for other localities.

The Can Tho city leader said that the city will support the project withthe aim of developing human resources for the agricultural sector and solvingthe city’s lack of high quality personnel.

Thong proposed that the model should be multiplied right after it showssuccess.-VNA
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