Tanh Linh links production to boost rice quality and profits
Tanh Linh commune in Lam Dong province is enhancing partnerships among farmers, cooperatives, and businesses under Government Decree No. 98/2018. In 2025, contracted rice production covered 778 hectares, ensuring stable market access and raising rice quality and earnings. Successful linkages with companies like Dai Nhat Phat and Dai Nong Phat supply inputs and purchase outputs, boosting farmer profits up to 25 million VND per hectare for certain rice varieties. The region applies organic and VietGAP standards along with technological advances. Despite progress, challenges remain in climate impacts, financing, mechanization, and cooperative management.
Key facts
- 778 hectares of rice under contract farming in 2025
- Partnerships with companies ensure stable market and supply
- Profit per hectare increased by up to 25 million VND for some varieties
Why it matters
This initiative demonstrates Vietnam's focus on modernising agriculture through cooperative linkages, impacting food quality and rural incomes. For overseas Vietnamese and international observers, it signals Vietnam’s agricultural sector’s adaptation to global standards and market demands, which may influence trade, investment, and food security perspectives.
Source and method
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