This year, thanks to due instruction from functional agencies and localities in caring and disease prevention, the aquatic species are well grown and give stable productivity.

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The province harvested about 7,450 tonnes of fisheries in the first 2 months of the year, equivalent to the same period last year. The districts with high output included Tan Yen (more than 1,500 tonnes), Luc Nam (more than 1,200 tonnes), Lang Giang and Yen Dung (more than 1,000 tonnes for each).

This year, local fisheries are well consumed, many traders from Lang Son, Cao Bang, Hai Phong and Quang Ninh provinces directly come to Bac Giang to buy the products. With average selling price of 40,000 VND per kg, the province has earned nearly 300 billion VND from fisheries production.

Lang Son strictly quarantines cross-border farm produce

Authorities in border areas of the northern province of Lang Son have tightened inspection and management, and used modern specialised equipment to rigorously control the safety of agricultural products exported to and imported from China via border gates, in a bid to prevent the spread of both traditional and exotic diseases.

Bac Giang’s farm produce sold out at high price

BAC GIANG - These days, people are hustle and bustle in shopping consumer goods for the upcoming Lunar New Year. Besides technology products such as cakes, candies, soft drinks, many products under One Commune One Product program (OCOP) and processed farm produce of Bac Giang province are also luring customers, with highly increased prices.

Luc Ngan farmers enjoy bumper orange season with high selling price

BAC GIANG - Recently, the price of oranges in Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) has increased. Many traders have come to place order in different gardens. Local people are focusing on harvesting the fruit and earning billions of VND from the orange crop during Tet occasion.

Farmers profit on record coffee bean prices

Farmers in Central Highlands, Vietnam's largest coffee-producing region, have experienced a profitable year, with coffee earnings surpassing those of paddy farming by 2-4 times, buoyed by record-breaking coffee bean prices.

China remains promising market for Vietnamese farm produce

China was the biggest buyer of Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery products in 2023, and it is expected to remain a promising market with numerous opportunities for Vietnamese farm produce to increase the market share and export value.