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After two seasons of biological farming, many households report looser soil, lower costs and better rice prices.
After two seasons of biological farming, many households report looser soil, lower costs and better rice prices.
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View detailsSiam weed, beggarticks, neem — native plants often discarded contain compounds that repel insects and limit fungal disease. See how Nam Phuong puts them to work.
View detailsFrom a roadside weed, beggarticks has become a valuable raw material for crop-protecting bio-pesticides.
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View detailsOn 8 November 2024 Nam Phuong engineers brought the Nap2Rice solution for weedy rice to farmers in Phu Tan, An Giang, ahead of the 2024–2025 Winter–Spring crop.
View detailsMany farmers worry that going biological costs more. We break down real costs per hectare of rice — inputs, yield and selling price — for a clearer picture.
View detailsNam Phuong introduced the Nap2Rice microbial product and its weedy-rice protocol to Mekong Delta farmers.
View detailsNam Phuong announces its partnership policy for dealers, cooperatives and distributors nationwide.
View detailsA model using the full microbial, bio-pesticide and bio-nutrition package delivers stable yields.
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