(HBO) - The People's Committee of Da Bac district held a conference to build a chain of production links associated with consuming the potential products in the district.
The conference overview.
The conference took place with the content of creating a forum for cooperatives, cooperative groups and enterprises cooperating in investing, developing the raw material areas, linking production and consumption of the potential and advantagous products of Da Bac district; building the production links between thye cooperatives, cooperative groups and enterprises.
At the conference, the delegates have exchanged the contents relating o the potentials, advantages, ability to join production chain associated with the consumption of the potential agricultural products in the district, as well as the difficulties and limitations in recent times. With the available advantages, in the coming time, Da Bac district will continue to direct and promote implementing the linkages in production and consumption of the potential agricultural products such as supporting the joint consultancy; training, providing the technical guidance; vocational training; supporting the varieties, materials, packaging and product labels; transferring and applying new science and technology according to high-tech application model; creating the raw material areas, taking agriculture for the export-oriented processing industry, bringing the application of science and technology to production and processing is the appropriate direction, improving the competitiveness with the products of high quality, promoting the development of agricultural production in the direction of specialized farming goods.
In addition, the district has been focusing on applying science and technology to production, ensuring the sustainable development, food hygiene and safety, especially in areas with strengths such as cultivation, raising cattle and livestock. poultry, aquatic products, etc. It is suggested continuing to expand the chain of production and consumption link of agricultural products; coordinating in organizing fairs, exhibitions, the investment promotion programs to promote agricultural products; supporting farmers and cooperatives to participate in the programs of product promotion; the vocational training for employees in the rural areas; strengthening inspection, supervision and certification of the quality of the agricultural products.
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