The city aims to develop sustainable urban agriculture by using high technology on at least 70% of lands by 2030. — Vietnam News
HO CHI MINH: Though Ho Chi Minh (HCM) City’s farmlands continue to disappear due to rapid urbanisation, productivity has increased over the years, reaching 575 million dong (US$22,615) per hectare last year, according to its Agriculture and Rural Development Department.
The city targets increasing the value to 650 million to 750 million dong (US$25,564-US$29,497) next year, it said.
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