Linking and consuming products

Included in the long-term and sustainable development plans of Thanh Tam, linking and consuming agricultural products play an important role in the chain of linking farm produce which Thanh Tam is heading towards. Procuring, purchasing, consuming fresh and safe farm produce according to organic standards are important criteria for Vietnamese agricultural products in general and Thanh Tam farm produce in particular to reach out to the international market and to gradually affirm the position of Vietnamese agricultural products. For this reason, Thanh Tam hopes to be an important connector in order that farmer households, cooperatives, enterprises which produce quality organic products can approach demanding markets and moderately enhance the value of farm produce.

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Planting and caring techniques for sweet potato plant

Sweet potato is the scientific name of Ipomoca batatas L., the English name is Sweet potato, belonging to the family Bim (Convolvulaceae). Sweet potatoes are originally derived from tropical America. Sweet potatoes are not only important crops that provide food for humans, but also provide food for the livestock industry.

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Planting and caring techniques for pumpkins

The pumpkin tree has a scientific name of Cueurbita pepo L., which belongs to the cucurbitaceae family. The pumpkin tree is native to Central America. Pumpkin is a food rich in precursor vitamins A, has a good effect on health and can cure many diseases. Growing pumpkins not only for fruits, but also pumpkin are […]

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Agricultural consultation, valuable chain model construction

With the motto “cooperate to develop”, our company heads towards development for general objectives. In agricultural production, so as to increase productivity and high efficiency for farmers, we are always willing to supply, present new plant breeds; introduce, connect hi-tech agriculture and organic agriculture models to create communities, models that produce consistent product outcomes of […]

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