Workshop on Using Organic Fertilizers on Rice and Tea Plants

Attending the workshop were comrades of the Provincial Party Executive Committee: Nguyen Van De - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Phung Thanh Vinh - Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.Agriculture and Rural Development, togetherDo Luong district leaders and representatives of 14 district Agricultural Service Centers.

Before the workshop, delegates visited the 50-hectare Khang Dan 18 rice field in Lac Son commune, Do Luong district, where Nano Calcium Silic PAN organic fertilizer was used. Compared with the area that did not use this fertilizer, the results showed that the area using Nano Calcium Silic PAN organic foliar fertilizer achieved high productivity.

According to data released at the workshop, the expected yield of the 2023 summer-autumn rice crop using this fertilizer has increased significantly, increasing by 0.8 tons/ha, equivalent to 15.4% compared to the control area (achieving a yield of 6 tons/ha, the control only reached 5.2 tons/ha). This means that each hectare of agricultural land applying the model will bring in about 10 million VND more profit.

ProductPAN Nano Calcium Silic organic fertilizer with silicon and calcium components reaching super small nano size, easy to absorb has been recognized for circulation in Vietnam. This type of fertilizer has been tested in Ninh Binh, Ha Tinh, with good results, helping to reduce the amount of inorganic fertilizers and pesticides.

With such advantages, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has coordinated with Nano Industry Company and localities to test this fertilizer on rice plants in Do Luong and Nam Dan districts from the spring crop of 2023, and on tea plants at 3/2 Agricultural Industry Joint Stock Company.

Speaking at the workshop, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Van De said: When introducing high-tech fertilizers to Nghe An, production and supply units need to pay attention to ensuring the quality of fertilizers, contributing to environmental protection. Localities continue to manage and monitor the technical use of fertilizers, and at the same time collect data and statistics to periodically report on the effectiveness of the model.

Thereby, continuing to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of this new generation fertilizer on rice and tea plants, as a basis for encouraging mass replication in the coming time.