The central coastal region of Vietnam

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Sustainably adapting to saltwater intrusion in agricultural production in central coastal of Viet Nam

This study examines the costs and benefits of traditional rice production as well as of different adaptation methods to saltwater intrusion in the Central Coastal region of Vietnam. Data is collected through a structured questionnaire at the farm household level, focus groups discussion and through key informant interviews. Our results indicate that traditional rice production becomes less profitable as the level of saltwater intrusion on the land plots increases.

18p toduongg 24-08-2024 2 1 Download

Summary of the thesis: Management of drainage and wastewater treatment planning in grade-III city in the central coastal region of Vietnam

Study, supplement and finalize regulations on the process and contents of the DWTS planning in order to improve the ability of using urban planning to serve the management of DWTS to suit the reality and sustainable development requirements.

25p petsematary 05-06-2021 17 3 Download

Báo cáo nghiên cứu nông nghiệp " Improving traditional integrated farming systems (VAC) - a new livelihood option for poor farmers in the coastal communities "

In order to overcome the limitation of land available for aquaculture in the central costal region of Vietnam and to reduce organic pollution in traditional integrated fish farming, a new method was developed called the ‘improved VAC’ In traditional VAC systems the manure from farm animals is released into fish ponds whereas in the ‘Improved VAC’ the manure is used for earthworm culture. The worm production is then used to feed high value fish species in tanks.

8p tam_xuan 02-03-2012 61 3 Download
Report of research results : “Research on selecting the macadamia varieties suitable to Central Highland Area and the possibility to develop macadamia with intercropping method” "

Macadamia trees (often called the tree people Mac-ca) is one of the crops of high economic value. Macadamia is the common name for nine species of the genus Macadamia, open cross Affairs (Proteaceae) in which two species have commercial value as M. integrifolia Maiden & Betche and M.tetraphylla. L. Johnson. Both species were grown in the eastern coastal regions - South and South East Queensland - Northern New Wales of Australia.

163p xau_la 10-02-2012 76 10 Download