Living Delta Hub: Organic Agriculture and Food System in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
By Dr Van Kien Nguyen, project lead at Research Center for Rural Development, An Giang University, Vietnam National University Living Deltas – Global Challenges – Newcastle University (ncl.ac.uk) The Living Deltas Research Hub is funded…
The 1st Australia-Vietnam Organic Food Trade Forum: Organic Rice & Rice Products
Dear organic business partners, friends and donorsMekong Organics is hosting the training course in organic food production, certification and trade between Australia & Vietnam in the project promoting organic food certification and trade between Australia…
Why Organic?
by Alan Broughton Why organic? Human health must be considered a priority. The human body is now bombarded with hundreds of chemicals that never existed in previous generations. Chemical companies claim that their products are…
Mekong Organics supports Tien Giang University (TGU) to develop an international multidisciplinary research team to solve the local problems.
Invited by A/Prof Dr Vo Ngoc Ha, rector of Tien Giang University (TGU) through Mr Doan Huu Duc, an entrepreneur as the member of the Tien Giang University Committee in early October 2021, Dr Van…
Women researchers are active in organic food production, consumption and nutrition research
On 20 – Oct. 2021 (the Vietnam National Women DAY) – Mekong Organics hosted a Day for Friends (DFFs) to share our successful stories of assessing and developing a research team to implement the international…
Organic Cat Fish-Mekong Organics-Rice Farmers shake hands for sustainable organic industry development in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
Organic Tra Fish (pangasius) producers shake hand with the local organic rice growers through the connection of Mekong Organics to improve the added values of organic rice by products (rice bran and broken rice). Vietnam…
Sri Lanka goes organic
The challenge is to redesign research, development and production approaches Devinder Sharma It was expected. The uproar over Sri Lanka’s path-breaking decision to go organic is on predictable lines. The same arguments, the same kind…
To end hunger, science must change its focus (media nature in 2020)
Policymakers need research on ways to end hunger. But a global literature review finds most research has had the wrong priorities. Source: https://media.nature.com/original/magazine-assets/d41586-020-02849-6/d41586-020-02849-6.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0IFhsawFImvtzGHwj1xT3NZ2TeV3nLRfPuoAoE5eMQeKidz_z8fv7zbDA
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