The Vietnam Farmers’ Union recently celebrated agricultural innovation and scientific contributions.
On October 2, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Farmers’ Union recognized 42 individuals as “scientists of the farmers” for 2026. The event also awarded 24 prizes in the 11th national agricultural technical innovation contest for 2025–2026, highlighting significant contributions to agriculture and fisheries.
Recognition of Agricultural Innovators in Vietnam
The ceremony took place in Hanoi and was attended by notable figures, including Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung. The event aimed to honor those who have made substantial contributions to national agriculture and fisheries development.
Among the recognized individuals was Associate Professor Dr. Ngo Van Manh from Nha Trang University, who was acknowledged for his impactful research. This recognition underscores the importance of scientific advancement in enhancing agricultural practices in Vietnam.
Highlights from the Agricultural Technical Innovation Contest
The contest awarded 24 prizes, showcasing innovative solutions in farming, biology, and environment. Notably, three farmers from Khanh Hoa Province received accolades: Nguyen Minh Thanh secured second prize, while Vo Thanh Minh and Le Huu Ngan received consolation prizes for their contributions in various agricultural fields.
This annual event not only celebrates individual achievements but also promotes the application of innovative techniques in practical production, fostering growth in the agricultural sector.
Next Steps for Agricultural Innovation in Vietnam
- Continued support for the “Scientist of the farmers” program.
- Further development of agricultural technical innovations.
- Annual recognition ceremonies to honor contributions in agriculture.
Vietnam is committed to advancing agricultural innovation through recognition and support for its scientists and farmers.
