Organic farming is increasingly asserting its important role in future agriculture, especially in urban areas like Hanoi, where consumers are increasingly interested in clean and safe food.

Vinh Long province is promoting the conversion of crop structure from rice land and mixed garden land to perennial crops to increase land use efficiency and improve people's income.

Green development is a key factor for the Vietnamese shrimp industry to maintain its competitive position in the international market.

In the recent years, Hung Yen province has focused on promoting the restructuring of the agricultural sector to increase production value for farmers.

Quang Nam province is urgently building applications, providing information to people and businesses about the agricultural sector on Smart Quang Nam, such as natural disaster prevention, flood discharge; instructions for livestock, crops, and etc.

In the recent years, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Quang Binh has actively implemented many programs, projects and plans to promote high-tech agriculture.

In the recent years, the greenhouse and net house model - a form of high-tech agriculture - has been widely deployed in Lai Chau province, especially in Tan Uyen district.

Strengthening the application of science and technology and developing sustainable agricultural value chains is one of the key tasks, considered the "key" to success of the agricultural sector in the coming time.

Hoa Binh is a province with a large citrus fruit growing area, accounting for about 5% of the country's total area. These fruits bring high income value, from 300 to 450 million VND/ha per year, among the top in the country.

In the recent years, Da Nang has promoted the transformation of crop and livestock structure towards organic, ecological and high-tech applications to serve urban and tourism areas. Production linkage methods are promoted to take advantage of local advantages, diversify products, limit risks and increase efficiency and income for people.