Instead of performing surgery many times, doctors of Central Paediatrics hospital had a successful surgery for a pediatric patient at 30 months old with neuroblastoma tumor in the abdomen and two sides of chest.

Mr. Nguyen Minh Tien (Quoc Oai, Ha Noi), a deer farmer in Ha Noi said, sika deer is an easy livestock to feed, they have a great resistance, and rarely get sick.

Seedless lemon is an easy to grow tree, it requires less care and pesticide, takes only 18 months to have fruits all year-round. Seedless lemon outputs are always stable.

On March 12, in Hanoi, Central Hydrometeorological Prediction Center coordinated agency for Japanese Space Exploiting (JAXA) to hold a workshop on the results of the project for "Application of remote sensing technology in forecasting, warning and monitoring floods."

National Extension Center (NEC) developed a process that helps produce clean salt. It is expected to expand process in nationwide.

Tam Binh Plant Protection Station (Vinh Long Province) has launched a pilot model which allowed them to transplant cucumbers with gourds, luffa fruits, and other creeper plants. It promises to offer high income for farmers and can extend this model in the region.

Growing cyperus is now developing strongly, brings a stable income to farmers in Quoi Thien, Trung Thanh Dong, Thanh Binh commune.

Deploying the project for "Improving litchi preservation technology process by CAS technology for export to Japan markets", Institute for Regional Research and Development coordinated with Japanese ABI company to export the first 10 tons of litchi to Japanese markets successfully.

To put science and technology to life, create agricultural areas with high-quality goods, especially in manufacturing and consumption of Cho Gao dragon fruits- one of the seven types of special fruits with local competitive advantages in the period 2014-2017, Tien Giang province invested 16 billion VND to deploy support programs of high-tech applications in the intensive production of 100 ha of Cho Gao dragon fruits.

According to Nikkei, since 2015, Japanese Fujitsu Group will begin supporting Vietnam agriculture through the use of information technology.