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Tra Vinh calls for investment in agricultural projects

Tra Vinh calls for investment in agricultural projects
Author: VNA
Publish date: Wednesday. January 17th, 2018

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Tra Vinh (VNA) – The Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh is calling for 969 billion VND (over 42.63 million USD) in investment in ten priority agricultural and rural development projects.

The projects include construction of a freshwater reservoir for agricultural production in Don Chau, Duyen Hai district; farm produce quality and safety management programme; programmes to encourage agriculture, fisheries and rural development and support agricultural restructuring.

The province will prioritise projects developing cattle, pig, goat and poultry farming in areas zoned off for animal husbandry and building meat processing and feed factories.

It has adopted a set of measures in terms of policy, infrastructure and personnel training to attract investment in the areas.

Tra Vinh aims at comprehensive agricultural development towards effectiveness, sustainability and large-scale commodity production with high added value in an effort to improve farmers’ living standards, said Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Tran Trung Hien.

The province targets an agricultural production growth of 4 percent, he added


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