72 Training Courses on Circular Agriculture Organized in Ha Tinh Province
A series of 72 training courses is being implemented in Ha Tinh until October 2026 to process agricultural by-products and waste.
Across Ha Tinh province, a planned series of 72 training courses has been implemented to transfer scientific solutions in agricultural circular production, by-product processing, and waste management.
Purpose of the Training Program
Ha Tinh province is conducting a series of 72 training courses aimed at transferring scientific and technological solutions in agricultural circular production, by-product processing, and waste management.
These courses are planned as an important program targeting to contribute to environmental protection, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and increase production efficiency for the public.
Organizing Bodies and Schedule
The program is jointly organized by the center under the Department of Science and Technology of Ha Tinh province in collaboration with the Women's Union and the Farmers' Union.
Carried out in accordance with the plan, this program is expected to be completed by October 2026, with a total of 72 in-person sessions being held across 36 communes and wards throughout the province.
Applied Solutions and Content
The training content focuses on practical solutions suited to the agricultural production conditions of the public and disseminates policies aimed at agricultural development.
Within the scope of the program, techniques such as converting agricultural by-products and domestic waste into organic fertilizer, and utilizing straw and corn cobs in mushroom production are being transferred.
Environmental and Waste Management Techniques
Local residents are being demonstrated in detail methods to rapidly process straw stalks in the fields, contributing to the reduction of emissions. Furthermore, environmental purification techniques such as purifying pesticide residues on vegetables and managing livestock waste using biological bedding are also included among the training topics.