Identifying livestock as the economic spearhead of the locality, Vu Quang district develops livestock-oriented commodity. In 2016, the Low Carbon Agriculture Support Project implemented in Vu Quang district solved the environmental pollution caused by livestock production through a biogas tunnel project.
That is the name that people often call Ly Thi Lua (54 years old) - biogas builder in Song Khe 2 village, Song Khe commune (Bac Giang city).
Technical training courses on livestock waste disposal are held in the middle of the countryside. The students sit packed, listening attentively. The class leader is the staff of the Provincial Low Carbon Project Management Board (LCASP) in Nam Dinh Province.
Recently, the Bac Giang PPMU has cooperated with Bac Giang Television Station to carry out 3 topics to introduce the project and effect of biogas reactor, Use of waste by-products in agriculture for composting.
Boldly investing in large scale livestock breeding, up to now, many households in the province have a stable income and strive to become rich, becoming an address for households in the region to visit and learn experience. Typically, Mr. Hoang Van Dien's household is in Zone 4, Van Lung commune, Phu Tho town; Le Thi Kim Oanh from An Tho 1 village, Xuan An commune, Yen Lap district; Mr. Dao's household
Reduce environmental pollution, increase production efficiency are the advantages when using biological products in cultivation and husbandry. However, the replication of these models in Bac Giang province has many obstacles.
Historically, livestock waste is often used as fertilizer only or can generate biogas. But today, with the technological application of stool presses, we can derive benefits from livestock waste.
Understanding the market demand for high quality beef supplies, along with the orientation of functional sectors, many households in Hoai Nhon district have boldly invested to expand the scale of raising cattle. High quality beef cattle raising.
The Central Project Management Unit (LCASP) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Project Management Unit (LCMB) recently worked with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development on the implementation of the LCASP in our province. . According to the Central Project Management Board of Binh Dinh province, Binh Dinh has successfully ensured the progress and objectives of the project. Project activities have helped people develop blankets
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) Low Carbon Farming Support Project (LCASP), funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), has been implemented since 2013 to not only contribute to raising economic efficiency in livestock production in Binh Dinh Province. DA is also an effective solution to reduce environmental pollution in rural areas.
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