Scientists at Can Tho University have successfully researched the process of artificially producing the fire loach, a rare and valuable fish species.

Subsurface diffusion drip irrigation system is a new irrigation technique developed in Israel, improved from traditional drip irrigation.

Developing high-tech agriculture (CNC) has become an important solution to address challenges in the agricultural sector.

In the recent years, Hung Yen province has actively restructured the agricultural sector, focusing especially on the role of cooperatives to develop large-scale, safe production models. The An Thinh Phat Vegetable and Medicinal Herbs Cooperative, located in Tong Tran Commune, Phu Cu District, is one of the typical examples of applying advanced technology to production.

In Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh City, the survival rate of blood cockle larvae from stage 1 (over 1 mm) to stage 2 (about 5-10 mm) is only half that of other provinces. The main reason for this situation is that the input water treatment is not guaranteed, only crudely filtered without going through an effective treatment process.

Red mud, a waste product from the alumina production process from bauxite ore using Bayer technology, is now becoming a serious problem in the Central Highlands, which has large bauxite reserves estimated at up to 7 billion tons, ranking third in the world.

According to new research from the University of Agriculture and Forestry and the Open University of Ho Chi Minh City, extracts from ginger and the plant have shown the ability to inhibit the fungus that causes anthracnose on chili plants by up to 94%.

At Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry, scientists have successfully developed a process to produce high-quality, disease-free growing media to increase profits for ornamental flower growers in Sa Dec Flower Village, Dong Thap.

Tien Giang Department of Science and Technology has cooperated with Nguyen Tat Thanh University to research and develop an herbal preparation to effectively and safely kill pests for farmers producing safe vegetables.

In a recent study, a group of authors from Can Tho University and Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy investigated the possibility of using eggshell powder as an excipient in tablets containing acetaminophen.