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Nghe An: Highlights of September 14th

Gia Huy - Huu Quan • September 14, 2025 19:00

Applying technology to promote cashless payments; Farmers in Nghe An province struggle with low yields and low prices after harvesting young cassava after the storm; The unique approach of outstanding Vietnamese farmer Tran Xuan Son… are some of the highlights of the day.

* Applying technology to boost activitiescashless paymentin Nghe An.

người dân quét mã QR thanh toán hàng hóa. Ảnh Thu Huyền — Residents of Mon Son commune scan QR codes to pay for goods. Photo: Thu Huyen.

* New opportunities and driving forces for breakthroughs inwood processing and forest productsin Nghe An.

Phối cảnh không gian phân khu trung tâm sản xuất giống cây lâm nghiệp ứng dụng công nghệ cao, với diện tích 48 ha, tại xã Nghi Lâm, huyện Nghi Lộc trước đây. — A spatial perspective of the central zone for high-tech forestry seedling production, covering an area of 48 hectares, located in Nghi Lam commune, Nghi Loc district (formerly).

Businesses in Nghe An are "thirsty" for resources.electrical and electronics workers

bna_-nganh-dien-dien-tu-tai-truong-trung-cap-hong-lam_8771(1).jpg — Electrical and electronics engineering at Hong Lam Vocational College. Photo: Thanh Nga

* In Nghia Hung commune (Nghe An province), while most people still rely on sugarcane farming and raising chickens in open-air coops, Mr. Tran Xuan Son chose a bold new path:raising laying hens in a cold coopThat bold decision not only brought in tens of billions of dong in revenue, paving a new path for sugarcane farming in his hometown, but also led him to a well-deserved reward: the title of Outstanding Vietnamese Farmer of 2025.

ông Sơn7007617489165_469d91b8d24047bc4d50b42a8dc96e1e — Mr. Son's cold storage farm currently covers an area of 3,000 square meters. Photo: TP

* Harvesting young cassava after the storm, farmers in Nghe Anstruggling due to low productivity and low prices..

According to local people, low yields and purchase prices only half of last year have made this cassava crop a "bitter" one for farmers, resulting in losses and heavy financial setbacks for many households. Photo: Huy Thu

* Selling his phone for spending money, male studentreport a fake robbery.To hide it from my mother.

0.ảnh pv — Ha Hoang Hai N. at the Police Station. Photo: Pham Thuy

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