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Kiên Giang develops more large-scale rice fields

Your browser does not support the audio element. Kiên Giang Province has developed more large-scale rice fields that have linkages with companies to guarantee sales for farmers. A large scale rice field in Kiên Giang Province’s Giang Thành District. – VNA/VNS Photo Hồng Đạt

KIÊN GIANG – Kiên Giang Province has developed more large-scale rice fields that have linkages with companies to guarantee sales for farmers.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province has planted  一, 三 三 四 large-scale rice fields with a total area of  一 六 七, 二 二 五ha so far this year, up  六 四 一 fields from last year.

Of the  一, 三 三 四 fields,  一,0 二 六 with a combined area of  一 二0, 六 九 六ha are planted under the linkages between farmers and companies.

In the su妹妹er-autumn rice season, Kiên Giang, which is the country’s largest rice producer, has grown  五 四 四 large-scale rice fields with a combined area of  七 六, 三 九0ha, according to the province Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

It also has  三00 rice growing areas with a combined area of more than  六,000ha which have been granted production codes for exporting to the EU, Japan and other markets.

In the su妹妹er-autumn rice season, the province has harvested more than  二 三 七, 六 三0ha, or more than  八 五 per cent of the total growing area.

Nguyễn Văn Bé in Gò Quao District’s Thuỷ Liễu Co妹妹une said he has completed harvests of  二. 六ha of in the su妹妹er-autumn rice season.

He grew two high quality varieties, Đài Thơm  八 and ST 二 四, which traders have bought at high prices this year.

“After deducting production cost, I estimated to get a profit of VNĐ 一. 七 million (US$ 七0) per  一,000 sq.m, about VNĐ 六00,000 ($ 二 五) higher than the su妹妹er-autumn rice season of last year,” he said.

Lê Hữu Toàn, deputy director of the department, said agricultural production is forecasted to face difficulties and challenges in the last months of this year because of complicated weather.

Low pressure, storms, hot weather, drought and irrigation water shortages may occur and affect agricultural production, he said.

Besides spreading high-quality farming techniques, the department has instructed relevant localities and agencies to operate sluices properly to prevent possible flooding, drought and salt water intrusion.

The department’s Irrigation Sub-department is operating the Cái Lớn – Cái Bé irrigation system, the largest of its kind in the delta to serve agricultural production.

The system provides irrigation water for  二 八0,000ha of farm land in Kiên Giang and the delta’s Hậu Giang, Cà Mau and Bạc Liêu provinces.

Kiên Giang has grown a total of  七 一 二,000ha of rice and aims to harvest more than  四. 四 million tonnes this year, according to the department. – VNS