Applying technology and digital transformation for sustainable agricultural development
TRUNG KIEN•05/08/2026 09:30
Technological advances and digital transformation are driving the sustainable development of agriculture in Hai Phong and increasing farmers' incomes.
Digital transformation in agriculture is no longer limited to large enterprises but is gradually expanding to small-scale farming models across Hai Phong. In the photo: A large-scale demonstration rice field in Bac An Phu Ward applies a wide range of scientific and technological advances in production.The application of low-emission rice farming technologies helps reduce production costs, improve yield and grain quality, and protect the environment. This is an important direction for Hai Phong's agriculture. In the photo: A low-emission rice farming model in Tan An Commune.Fish farmers in Nam Trieu Ward apply high technology, appropriate feeding regimes, closed production systems and high-quality fingerlings, increasing productivity to 20 – 30 tons/ ha and generating profits of VND 200 – 300 million/ ha.Nam Vu Clean Agriculture Cooperative in Ha Nam Commune is gradually developing a clean production model linked to sales through digital platforms, helping improve farmers' incomes and livelihoods through processed guava products.Drones are now widely used in large-scale demonstration fields, assisting farmers with crop protection spraying, fertilizer application and rice seeding.Using smartphones, workers at Da Do Irrigation Works One Member Co., Ltd. can remotely operate sluice gates to regulate irrigation water for agricultural production.A safe vegetable production model in An Hung Commune uses high technology to monitor moisture levels and crop growth.Many households and agricultural cooperatives in the city have converted low-efficiency farmland into high-tech farming by investing in greenhouses and net houses. In the photo: Harvesting cucumbers grown in a greenhouse in Thach Khoi Ward.
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