(VOVWORLD) - Tri Canh is a workshop making products from bamboo. Founded in 2001 by Tri Canh, a Khmer man in Tra Tro B hamlet in Tra Vinh province, the workshop is an outstanding production and business model in local handicraft village.

(VOVWORLD) - In a decade of implementing Resolution on agriculture, farmers, and rural areas, Son La province’s agricultural economy has lifted local farmers out of poverty and made them rich. Many farmers in Son La have become billionaires.

(VOVWORLD) - Developing specialty, high quality coffee, building its brand, and penetrating markets at home and abroad are the main goals Son La province has set to increase its profits from coffee, one of its principal crops.

(VOVWORLD) - Bamboo and rattan products from Giong Dinh hamlet in Tra Cu district, Tra Vinh province, are sold in many localities and are popular with tourists. The bamboo and rattan cooperative group set up by a Khmer woman named Diep Thi Trang is part of the reason.

(VOVWORLD) - Most tourists already know about Ta Xua, the paradise of clouds, in Bac Yen district, Son La province. But travelling further into the mountains, tourists will arrive at a less famous but more brilliant and beautiful land called Xim Vang.

(VOVWORLD) -Large-scale rice field farming in Phu Can commune, Tieu Can district, Tra Vinh province, is a key model for new-style rural building. The model got Phu Can recognized as a new rural village in 2013 and helped it meet the advanced criteria for new-style rural areas in 2020.

(VOVWORLD) - The movement to involve farmers in shared production and trading and unite to help each other reduce poverty was launched in 1989. After 33 years of implementation, it has become a widespread mass movement of the Vietnamese peasant class with millions of members. The best farm households form the core and are leading the agricultural and rural development process.

(VOVWORLD) - The COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost every economic sector, including agriculture, but has offered new opportunities for farmers, especially those in mountain areas, helping them to be productive. In Lao Cai, many farm households in remote areas have applied IT to agricultural production and sales. They are now called "digital farmers".

(VOVWORLD) - More than 80% of the people in N'Thol Ha commune in Lam Dong province are K'ho ethnic minority. The lives of K’ho people in N'Thol Ha commune are improving daily thanks to joint efforts to build a new-style rural area, changing ideas about farming, and Party and State investment.

(VOVWORLD) - Phuoc Quoi hamlet in Chau Thanh district, Soc Trang province, has long been famous for bamboo and rattan weaving. The local Khmer people are proud of their traditional craft, which has helped them stabilize their lives. An additional facility has recently been established to buy local woven products.